# Posts

Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1208'>&gt;&gt;1208</a><br />Clearly that number refers to the height of the girl, faggot.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inb4 just jokin!!!</span><br />Not a funny or understandable joke.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1074'>&gt;&gt;1074</a><br />C99 has some cancerous features like C++ comments and useless new types such as bool. Don&#39;t bother using it unless you really need some feature from it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1210'>&gt;&gt;1210</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;C++ comments</span><br />I agree, one form should have been chosen.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bool</span><br />How is it cancerous? A lot of people were already defining it with an enum.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Don&#39;t bother using it unless you really need some feature from it.</span><br />Never use C89 since it doesn&#39;t have sane integer types (stdint).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1209'>&gt;&gt;1209</a><br />Are you retarded? Look at her size COMPARED to the monitor.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1207'>&gt;&gt;1207</a><br /><span class='spoiler'>It will</span>. The only reason I wanted to depart from sh is that UNIX sockets &gt; FIFOs for IPC and I want threads to avoid the spaghetti of having a process for the server-side IPC that needs to do IPC with the server itself.<br />And I&#39;ll have gapless playback, which I also find important.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1211'>&gt;&gt;1211</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A lot of people were already defining it with an enum.</span><br />The bool type is totally unnecessary. Why can&#39;t the fucking pajeets just use 1 and 0 instead of fucking around with a whole different type just to represent 1 and 0.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s better in every way, except basically the few things that previous anons have already mentioned. It&#39;s more secure, more anomnymous, and you supports UDP, but is slow, small, and written in Java. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: b420442e0d244cd3267a090fcec44e3e3867ec2dfdb5d5aed265cfcbb351d79e.pdf
Comment:
  Found the 4th edition on libgen. There&#39;s also a 1mb and 7mb version of this pdf, not sure why the size disparity, but this one seems to be complete after looking through it.<br /><br />I&#39;ve been wanting to pick up another scripting lang that isn&#39;t Python. The &#39;closeness&#39; with C is cool too.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1150'>&gt;&gt;1150</a><br />What makes neovim better than vim? sage for off topic.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  You know that a bool has to be 0 or 1, whereas an int or an enum could be anything. So if you have a bool, then you can do <br />if(bool1 == bool2)<br />or<br />x ^= bool1&lt;&lt;3;<br />and know that it will work as you expect. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1219'>&gt;&gt;1219</a><br />I&#39;m under the impression that vis uses lua for scription, though I haven&#39;t tried it. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;if(bool1 == bool2)</span><br />if((bool1 &amp;&amp; bool2) || (!bool1 &amp;&amp; !bool2)) achieves the same result.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inb4 HURR ITS TOO COMPLICATED</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1221'>&gt;&gt;1221</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if((bool1 &amp;&amp; bool2) || (!bool1 &amp;&amp; !bool2)) achieves the same result.</span><br />You are doing 4 comparisons instead of 1<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1221'>&gt;&gt;1221</a><br />Yeah no shit. In the general case you can write <br />bool = bool?1:0;<br />It really doesn&#39;t hurt to have a type that says the same thing though. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1222'>&gt;&gt;1222</a><br />It&#39;s going to expand to the same amount of work when it&#39;s compiled anyway.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1223'>&gt;&gt;1223</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Hurr just add extra useless bloated shit because it saves me 5 seconds of typing</span><br />pajeet<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why is OP and a bunch of faggots in this thread calling it &quot;LUA&quot;? The name is &quot;Lua&quot;. You guys look like the retards who say &quot;TOR&quot;, which is also incorrect btw.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1214'>&gt;&gt;1214</a><br />It&#39;s godsend to make function prototypes clearer.<br /><br />Something like `bool file_check(bool follow_symlinks, const char *path)` is way better than using ints or chars.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: OpenBSD or NetBSD
File: a4cfd1f222c4893c357b97187889509420d5b79c74e1d000f9710fea52eae228.jpg
Comment:
  I want to move from Linux onto a BSD system, and after some digging I ended up with these two.<br />As much as I like pkgsrc, TRIM (running on a SSD), the portability aspect and the Linux compat layer (need it for DAWs/trackers and maybe some games), I also want better security, docs, support and more ports provided by OpenBSD. <br />Can you anons share your experiences with those BSDs?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inb4 board subtitle</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1203'>&gt;&gt;1203</a><br />DWM is amazing. A simple, yet powerful tool, written in a clear and concise manner, so it&#39;s easy to modify it and add/remove features if needed.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1224'>&gt;&gt;1224</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;saving typing</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pajeet</span><br />Do you think perl is peak pajeet language? Do you think pajeets care about typing when they copy-paste and autocomplete everything?<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1227'>&gt;&gt;1227</a><br />But this could be done with a typedef and accomplish the same thing. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1226'>&gt;&gt;1226</a><br />The whole point of c is taking high level concepts like functions and objects and implementing them in as low level a way as possible, so that they still run fast and can still be debugged. Adding a bool type adds zero complexity to the language, because they literally compile to that little ternary operation I showed. But in turn they represent the high level concept of a boolean, and let you treat them the same as you would a boolean in a scripting language like python. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1231'>&gt;&gt;1231</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;adds zero complexity to the language</span><br />I can swear that adding the boolean type causes an extra 100-200 lines to be added to the compiler, with maybe another 50 lines of headers. That is a nontrivial amount compared to the very idiomatic and easy to understand ternary/conditional expressions used earlier in this thread.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1228'>&gt;&gt;1228</a><br />Not OP, but I&#39;ve also got this same question more or less. I&#39;ve got an old 386 lying around from the 1990s and I want to install a unix-like OS on it to replace the macroshit dos trash that comes with it. I don&#39;t want Poo-in-the-loonix either because it would probably be unusably slow on such old hardware. Open or Net?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1234'>&gt;&gt;1234</a> (nice digs)<br />I just glanced through the standard. _Bool is referenced 12 times in the language section. All of the references can be derived from the ternary example, or are a listing of types/keywords that _Bool is included in. So a compiler writer could, at their option, literally compile a bool cast to ?1:0 and do nothing more. If they want to turn that into 1000 lines of obfuscated assembly, then that&#39;s on them, but the actual complexity of the language introduced is barely anything. <br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 49b373167e380c4dd992d6cc4546a3ac4d559468ec5ac791d01ab8ed27f57135.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1235'>&gt;&gt;1235</a><br />I use OpenBSD as a server OS, and it&#39;s great. I don&#39;t know how well it would perform on your particular hardware and I&#39;ve never used NetBSD. You may find it to be unreasonably slow no matter what OS you try, Anon.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1237'>&gt;&gt;1237</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You may find it to be unreasonably slow no matter what OS you try, Anon.</span><br />Oh of course, I know it&#39;s going to be slow. I just want the least slow option. I guess I&#39;ll try openbsd first since I&#39;m more familiar with it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why anyone would use that niggerloving shitstain, when emacs has evil mode /spacemacs to use, is beyond me. You faggots probly run vim on your macbook, just to emulate your boyfriend, don&#39;t you?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1203'>&gt;&gt;1203</a><br />bspwm and sxhkd. Really what the UNIX philosophy is about (unlike most of UNIX itself).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: cc7b57f89e7783225cdbeaf762fc52d11fddf9b9bd683201f9ba0aed826cccbf.jpg
Comment:
  I&#39;ve heard it said that you can avoid ip leaks from javascript by using a VPN at the router level?  Is this true and can it be done by using TOR on the router level as well?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1241'>&gt;&gt;1241</a><br />yes, but that&#39;s not feasible on e.g. public wifi, and so javashit is still a bad idea.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1242'>&gt;&gt;1242</a><br />It seems simple enough to get it configured on the router.  Why haven&#39;t I seen this discussed much before?  If simply setting up your router to go through tor negated every single ip leak I&#39;d think there would be a lot more discussion about it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1243'>&gt;&gt;1243</a><br />Probably because it&#39;s less convenient to switch on and off. It also doesn&#39;t support udp and icmp, any such requests will either fail or cause deanonymization. Also a lot of people are npcs who need muh faceberg and muh 4chan.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1244'>&gt;&gt;1244</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It also doesn&#39;t support udp and icmp</span><br />What about using a VPN on the router and tor browser with JS enabled?  I presume any leaks would be the VPN&#39;s address?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  There&#39;s a lot of cool stuff you can do with LUA in vidya. I remember playing with scripts for Counter-Strike 2D and a more recent game would be From the Depths.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1238'>&gt;&gt;1238</a><br />I highly doubt openbsd would run on a 386, unless you disable most security features. And this may be linux only, but isn&#39;t every distro i686+ nowadays ?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1248'>&gt;&gt;1248</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;every distro i686+ nowadays</span><br />The kernel itself is 486+. I just did some brief research and openbsd is also 486+, so looks like netbsd may be mandatory (unless that computer is actually a 486 which might be possible, but I&#39;ll have to check). Even netbsd is 486+, so guess I&#39;ll just download an old version then. The machine has no networking capabilities whatsoever, so maybe I&#39;ll grab a copy of some really old openbsd version like 2.0 and see what happens<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;TOR on the router level</span><br />This sounds error prone to set up. It&#39;d be easy to accidentally reuse a circuit for multiple services which could connect you separate anonymous identities.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1250'>&gt;&gt;1250</a><br />Why can&#39;t you just have it choose the connection based on the host: same host = same connection, different host = new connection?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: HTTP cancer
Comment:
  HTTP is a piece of cancer because its structure and design is against anonymity (User-Agent, cookies). Lots of identifiable metadata is transmitted through the headers.<br />Imageboards should have their own dedicated protocol for data transfer (perhaps a <i>heavily</i> stripped down version of HTTP).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  90% of websites work fine if you send no headers besides Host. Lots keep working even without that. I think it&#39;s kind of funny that hakase is blocking people based on their headers. The proxies sending them could remove the headers without any loss of functionality. The problem, as per usual, is normalfags who don&#39;t give a fuck about anonymity or privacy if it means a .01% chance of improving functionality. <br />(Another funny thing: hakase can&#39;t set http-headers from his code because of the way its set up, so instead he sets headers using html meta tags)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1253'>&gt;&gt;1253</a><br />Endlessly searching for the perfect, anonymous protocol is pointless when 99% of websites are corrupted from within, i.e. willingly give information to outside groups or government or even give them control. The humans running the sites are the biggest security risk by far for most sites.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1253'>&gt;&gt;1253</a><br />Why is that funny? If someone is going to go through the trouble of using a proxy and configuring it to remove headers, they could more easily just, you know, use Tor like the site is intended for. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1236'>&gt;&gt;1236</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1218'>&gt;&gt;1218</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1221'>&gt;&gt;1221</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1222'>&gt;&gt;1222</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1223'>&gt;&gt;1223</a><br />Lol plebs<br />if (!!bool1 == !!bool2)<br />is idiomatic and is a perfect replacement for the useless bool type. Bool type is for massive pajeets who can&#39;t do simple logic.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1254'>&gt;&gt;1254</a><br />It&#39;s nice to be able to use nanochan from a normal browser that you can use your bank from. Plus, I don&#39;t trust any iphone apps not to be botnetted. But the point is that the clearnet proxies (onion.sh, onion.to) could be configured not to send any special headers. I&#39;m not sure why they aren&#39;t.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1256'>&gt;&gt;1256</a><br />If someone ever makes another alternate/hidden internet, there needs to be some sort of standard content hashing, so nothing needs to be re-uploaded.  Just post the SHA-whatever of the image you wanted to post, and it will be presented through the efforts of the network.  Combine that with image recognition and I bet you could really lower the bandwidth and storage requirements of most of the internet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1248'>&gt;&gt;1248</a><br />How many lines of code does it take to get to the DOS prompt, anyway?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1243'>&gt;&gt;1243</a><br />It&#39;s tedious because the protocols don&#39;t handle all the quality-of-life improvements that are found in the apps (connectivity checking, world map/server switching, app exceptions, etc etc etc) so everything has to be done manually.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1256'>&gt;&gt;1256</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s nice to be able to use nanochan from a normal browser.</span><br />You are not welcome here. Go to another imageboard which is <i>not</i> founded upon the principles of anonymity and non-botnet computing.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh iphone</span><br />yeah, fuck off normalscum<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;could be configured not to send any special headers</span><br />And that has not happened. Unless it does, we will be free of cucknetters for the time being.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1257'>&gt;&gt;1257</a><br />Interesting idea, but then noone would want to store images or worse video files because they are going to have to pay for the server fees for every single usage of that image in the world, but without any of the traffic or income. I think it&#39;s still a valid idea, but that will have to be worked on.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1257'>&gt;&gt;1257</a><br />Content-addressable networks are not a new concept. IPFS and the Dat projects are pretty active on that front right now. Content-addressable networks have some serious privacy challenges to solve, though.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1262'>&gt;&gt;1262</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;IPFS</span><br />Last time I used it, IPFS was a slow bloated piece of shit - had to wait half a second to display the --help message. And that&#39;s when it&#39;s written in a <i>compiled</i> language.<br />The fact that ipfs had support for multiple hash functions available was also a masive design flaw, allowing for significant data duplication among people who preferred different hash functions. They should just fucking use SHA-3 or something similarly future-proof and fucking stick with it.<br />Verdict: 3/10 slow as fuck pajeet shit with bad design<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1263'>&gt;&gt;1263</a><br /><br />What kind of potato machine did you try that on?<br /><br />$ time ./ipfs --help &gt;/dev/null<br /><br />real	0m0.092s<br />user	0m0.068s<br />sys	0m0.029s<br /><br />And that is on a Celeron based notebook with shitty flash.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1264'>&gt;&gt;1264</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;0.1 second to print a help message</span><br />Still totally unacceptable.<br />Similarly complex software written in a real programming language like C does not take 0.1 fucking seconds to print a few lines of text to the fucking screen god damn it. IPFS bloatshit takes about 100x longer.<br />$ time git help &gt;/dev/null       <br />    0m00.00s real     0m00.01s user     0m00.00s system<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1265'>&gt;&gt;1265</a><br />That was an Athlon XP 2000+ btw. If I had tried to run ipfs on that computer, it would probably have taken half a second or longer.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1265'>&gt;&gt;1265</a><br />C supremacists are having a chilling effect on the diverse rustaceans on this board. It&#39;s creating a toxic environment.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1238'>&gt;&gt;1238</a><br />If you&#39;re going for speed, then NetBSD is probably the fastest option, since it has better multithreading support and not as many security features as OpenBSD.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s fantastic. I use an old computer as a router, its many times faster than the $250 black box o&#39; shit you can buy at Best Goy. It&#39;s easy to route traffic through or around the vpn, and if the vpn is down, no traffic is going through it. <br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1259'>&gt;&gt;1259</a><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;But muh apps</span><br />Convenience is the enemy of security, why would you use a closed source app when they all use openvpn or wireshark? <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1219'>&gt;&gt;1219</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What about a text editor?</span><br />Learn Emacs and you&#39;ll never have to ask that question again. As a bonus, you also wont have to look at niggers begging for gibs, either.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1270'>&gt;&gt;1270</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;regularly opening your editor with no file</span><br />why?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1271'>&gt;&gt;1271</a><br />exactly. I didn&#39;t even notice the niggers message because usually I use `touch` to create the file before using the editor, if I need a new file. This is because I like to confirm that I have sufficient permissions to make a file; I don&#39;t like not being able to save a file and having to copy it out of some temporary location with doas.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1255'>&gt;&gt;1255</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if (!!bool1 == !!bool2)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pajeet</span><br />Look at the &quot;nice&quot; assembly this produces, ebin droll.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1271'>&gt;&gt;1271</a><br />this. i never knew what people were talking about with the nigger message until recently because i always did vim file.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1251'>&gt;&gt;1251</a><br />For some servers you want your identity to constantly change, and for others you would like it to stay the same.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1275'>&gt;&gt;1275</a><br />But this would depend on the host, so the router could be configured to route these differently.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Private Email
File: e91922c54fb396e0259acd1485c2420b5083ff9bcf61c48ba9924d589d79c77e.png
Comment:
  What is the most secure email, and why is it Disroot?<br /><br />Here we are defining secure as &quot;even if I&#39;m a scary nigger-hating nazi, the email host doesn&#39;t know and if the feds come knocking all they have to turn over is a bunch of encrypted data with no password.&quot;<br /><br />It&#39;s inevitable that all email is insecure. A good example is protonmail using its Switzerland location as a marketing gimmick. In truth, Switzerland has a legal agreement with the US and will gladly hand over data if they&#39;re &quot;asked.&quot; Services hiding behind &quot;court orders&quot; are equally worthless, since it&#39;s trivial for governments to draft up a quick court order. And these are just some of the many issues.<br /><br />The only solution then, is Plausible Deniability. A service that operates on a zero information policy. When the feds come knocking, all they&#39;ll have are worthless encrypted files. This forces the feds to compromise the user&#39;s end, and if you&#39;re playing light on your feet rather than trying to be the big macho hackerman you&#39;ll be able to avoid them for the most part.<br /><br />Along these lines, I propose Disroot. Discuss and disagree.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://disroot.org/en/'>https://disroot.org/en/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1277'>&gt;&gt;1277</a><br />Just use cockmail + PGP end-to-end. Access through tor for bonus protection.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1269'>&gt;&gt;1269</a><br />Quality of life is important.  Being able to easily/auto rotate through IPs is important and I haven&#39;t seen any routers which are able to handle VPNs that well at all, which means you&#39;d need a whole machine set up as a gateway instead, plus shell script fuckery unless you&#39;re some goddamn wizard who can make custom firmware.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1267'>&gt;&gt;1267</a><br />so if you are good with both languages, you&#39;re a crustacean?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1281'>&gt;&gt;1281</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;C-rustacean</span><br />lol nice one<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1203'>&gt;&gt;1203</a><br />Hit the funnybone for massive damage<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1280'>&gt;&gt;1280</a><br />You don&#39;t have to be a wizard to write a script to rotate your IP every 10 minutes. If it takes you more than 30 minutes of searching to figure out, then you have nigger level IQ. <br />If you aren&#39;t familiar with the true realm of the white man, the command line, then you know nothing of the true power of computers.<br />The only thing modern bleeding edge computers can do better than a 10+ year old computer, is vidya and extreme processor dependent tasks, like rendering.<br />I dunno, maybe I&#39;m part wizard since I didn&#39;t bone a bitch until my 20s. Just don&#39;t be a nigger and peddle non-free shit, it&#39;s going to bite you when it matters.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: adc46a4cfb1e47245a2d86e221f0b5d35f7e7f5c219140fca49f740230dce2ea.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1271'>&gt;&gt;1271</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1272'>&gt;&gt;1272</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1274'>&gt;&gt;1274</a><br /><br />Guess you faggots never went to the vim website either? Why support nigger lovers? I don&#39;t understand. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; We must secure the existence of our people, and a future for white children...</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt; unless the nigger lovers and kikes make something I like.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1285'>&gt;&gt;1285</a><br />Ok, so (neo)?vim is shit because they assist niggers. So use busybox&#39;s vi or nvi (distinct from neovim) instead.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Or it&#39;s a screen for the operators activities. Adding more users probably isn&#39;t that expensive and creates more noise<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1285'>&gt;&gt;1285</a><br />Why would I visit the vim website, when vim came with my system? And how does using vim help Bram at all? And in what way does helping niggers in far off countries endanger whites? And how is any of this on-topic in a lua thread?<br /><br />What do you people think of semantic whitespace? I always thought it was a good idea, but I see people shit on it, and no one uses it for new languages. You are going to properly indent your code anyways, and your indentation describes how you expect your code to interpretted. Consider the c code: <br />#define X if(y) z()<br />if(a)<br />    X;<br />else<br />    b();<br />Clearly this code does something different than intended. Why not make the expected behaviour the actual behaviour? I&#39;d take it a step farther: operator precedence should be determined by whitespace as well. Consider the expression: &quot;a*b + c*d&quot;. Compare it with &quot;a * b+c * d&quot;. Shouldn&#39;t they behave differently? <br /><br />This is only marginally more on-topic than endless kvetching from /pol/ users, but lua takes the traditional approach of ignoring whitespace, plus it terminates blocks with end rather than a curly brace (same as ruby, and similar to bash or viml, but not something I&#39;ve seen in a real programming language). I&#39;m wondering why people prefer such a bulky system over the relatively plain regime of semantic indentation?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1284'>&gt;&gt;1284</a><br />Richard Stallman posts on Nanochan?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
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  <a class='reference' href='#post1289'>&gt;&gt;1289</a><br />You know that Richard <span class='kiketext'>(((Stallman)))</span> has admitted to never installing GAHNOO SLASH LOONIX by himself, right? It&#39;s up in a video somewhere.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1284'>&gt;&gt;1284</a><br />Ok I guess I&#39;m a nigger, pls tell me how to do it on command line. ifconfig doesn&#39;t exist on debian and every website shows how to do it with ifconfig.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: a0f6034c3ed4ec197eb06e96446ee2ca6521e5bc2d9183d66a0fa482da4747e5.png
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  <a class='reference' href='#post1288'>&gt;&gt;1288</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And how does using vim help Bram</span><br />Who the fuck is Bram?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;in what way does helping niggers endanger whites?</span><br />It increases the nigger population and then they flood over here because muh refoogeezz!!!<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And how is any of this on-topic</span><br />Because Lua is a programming language, and programs are made with editors.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You are going to properly indent your code anyways</span><br />No compiler knows what the proper way of indenting is. (muh tabs vs spaces). No compiler is going to be smart enough to parse the multitude of completely sane whitespace formats. Symantic whitespace is a recipe for highly ambiguous bullshit like the pajeetscript return {} vs return\n{}.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Clearly this code does something different than intended.</span><br />That&#39;s because not putting braces around your blocks is retarded. Furthermore, not wrapping your macros in do {...} while (0) blocks is also retarded. Your problem only comes into existence when two (2) retarded coding practices are used simultaneously. I.e. fix your fucking code.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Consider the expression &quot;a*b + c*d&quot; and &quot;a * b+c * d&quot;</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Shouldn&#39;t they behave differently?</span><br />No. Absolutely not, you <i>fucking idiot</i>. Order of operations must take precedence. If you want to override those rules then you use brackets. Do you want your shitty programs in your shitty programming language to break because someone pressed the space bar in an innocent-looking block of code?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Lua takes the traditional approach of ignoring whitespace</span><br />Yes, and that&#39;s a good thing (tm). Sometimes short statements can fit on one line e.g.<br />  if ((a &gt; b) or (c &lt; d)) then break; end;<br />I don&#39;t want those statements to be forced into whatever brain-damaged standard the writers of the programming language came up with. For example, the &quot;standard&quot; spacing for Lua code is 2 spaces. That looks like shit and the different blocks blur into each other. C code is optimally formatted with 8-space (tab) indentation, because C code with high levels of indentation should be refactored. Lua code is optimally formatted with 4-space indentation because the acceptable levels of nesting are higher. 4 spaces is the minimum readable indentation level for Lua. For HTML, 2 spaces is the optimal level of indentation because HTML often needs to be very deeply nested.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Go and nim are trying to fill two very different needs, and I don&#39;t see them being in competition. Go&#39;s design is focused making code simple, uniform, modular and thus easy to refactor and maintain. Nimlang wants to provide C-performance with some sensible abstractions and expressive syntax.<br /><br />If I had a team of 10+ developers of highly variable experience working on an enterprise-scale application, then I would choose Go.<br /><br />If I were working on a small project where performance actually mattered and I had ample time for experimentation, then I might use Nim.<br /><br />If execution speed isn&#39;t actually mission-critical, then I would probably just use Python because there&#39;s a good chance you can just &quot;pip install&quot; a library that already does what you want to do.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1293'>&gt;&gt;1293</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I would probably just use Python</span><br />Python is absolute cancer. Its speed is way too slow for <i>anything</i>, even stuff where speed isn&#39;t that important.<br />youtube-dl is an example of a program written in python where speed isn&#39;t critical. Look at this shit:<br /><br />  $ time youtube-dl<br />  Usage: youtube-dl [OPTIONS] URL [URL...]<br /><br />  youtube-dl: error: You must provide at least one URL.<br />  Type youtube-dl --help to see a list of all options.<br />      0m02.01s real     0m01.43s user     0m00.20s system<br /><br />That was on a 2.5GHz dual core i5. <i>Two seconds.</i> <b>Two fucking seconds</b> to print out a 149-byte help message. What the fuck do you need <span class='redtext'>TWO FUCKING SECONDS</span> for? Clearly this is a fault of Python itself. No complex or useful program can ever be written in Python without suffering from crippling slowdown as demonstrated above.<br />Most of youtube-dl&#39;s execution time comes from downloading things, so maybe you&#39;d say it isn&#39;t important. But it <i>is</i> important. Two seconds for startup plus countless more seconds of overhead in the program itself is absolutely unacceptable. Of course, I appreciate the work of the dev because the tool is very useful, but his choice of language makes youtube-dl totally unusable for many use cases. On my athlon (the only non-botnet computer I have), youtube-dl takes <b>over 7 seconds</b> to print that help message.<br />Disgusting. Python needs to be <span class='redtext'>FUCKING DELETED</span> from all computers, <i>especially</i> now that it has adopted a <span class='kiketext'>(((Code of Conduct)))</span>.<br /><br />  $ cat hello.py<br />  print(&quot;hello world&quot;)<br />  $ time python hello.py  <br />  hello world<br />      0m00.03s real     0m00.01s user     0m00.02s system<br /><br /><b>0.03</b> fucking seconds to print a fucking HELLO WORLD. That is getting well into the realm of noticeable delay! Absolutely <i>UN-FUCKING-BELIEVABLE</i>. Compare the same program in Lua, which has an immeasurably small execution time (which stayed the same across 5 trials):<br /><br />  $ cat hello.lua<br />  print(&quot;hello world&quot;);<br />  $ time lua hello.lua  <br />  hello world<br />      0m00.00s real     0m00.00s user     0m00.00s system<br /><br />And Perl, which although a bit faster than python still has a <i>consistent</i> 0.01 second overhead across multiple trials:<br /><br />  $ cat hello.pl<br />  print(&quot;hello world\n&quot;);<br />  $ time perl hello.lua  <br />  hello world<br />      0m00.01s real     0m00.00s user     0m00.01s system<br /><br />To be honest Lua is the only scripting language worth a shit, and I&#39;m rather dubious of any compiled language except C. As for C++, the language itself is cancer but the compiled binaries are fast, at least. Rust&#39;s compiled binaries are very bloated, and that is the case with Go and Pascal as well.<br />I wanted to look into Zig but it didn&#39;t compile on my computer because it required some cancerous GNU libc extension, so that&#39;s out of the question already. Nim certainly looks better than python in terms of speed, but its syntax which makes heavy use of syntactically-significant whitespace is cancer just like python.<br />C and Lua it is, then. *sigh*<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1292'>&gt;&gt;1292</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No compiler knows what the proper way of indenting is.</span><br />It detects it automatically based on the indentation of the first line. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Symantic whitespace is a recipe for highly ambiguous bullshit like the pajeetscript return {} vs return\n{}.</span><br />Note that this wouldn&#39;t be a problem if lua had semantic whitespace, because it&#39;s  grammar can always tell where a statement ends. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;order of operations must take precedence</span><br />order of operations is a holdover from before there were more than two operators. It&#39;s idiotic to hold onto it so tightly when better systems exists. It&#39;s especially stupid in languages that allow user defined operators like haskell or nim, but still silly in a language like lua. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If you want to override those rules then you use brackets</span><br />brackets are hard to parse with your eyes. See lisp.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pressed the space bar in an innocent-looking block of code?</span><br />It already breaks if they press a letter key, or a number, or a symbol. Actually it already breaks on space if they press it in the middle of a token. The only reason you wouldn&#39;t expect a badly placed character to break your program is historical precedence. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Sometimes short statements can fit on one line</span><br />Python allows this:<br />if a&gt;b or c&lt;d: break<br />or even:<br />f1(); f2();<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t want those statements to be forced into whatever brain-damaged standard the writers of the programming language came up with.</span><br />Python lets you choose the number of spaces or to use indents. Python 2 let you interleave them assuming 1 tab == 8 spaces.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if ((a &gt; b) or (c &lt; d)) then break; end;</span><br />or <br />if ((a &gt; b) or (c &lt; d)) then break end<br />because lua ignores semicolons<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
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  <a class='reference' href='#post1297'>&gt;&gt;1297</a><br />One particular example of a syntax ambiguity caused by treating whitespace this way is (in Lua) as follows:<br /><br />  function raf()<br />    return function(f) return function() f(&quot;hello world&quot;) end end<br />  end<br /><br />  raf()<br />  (print or io.write)(&quot;top kek&quot;)<br /><br />The last two lines of the above example could be interpreted in one of two ways:<br /><br />  raf();<br />  (print or io.write)(&quot;top kek&quot;);<br /><br />or<br /><br />  raf()(print or io.write)(&quot;top kek&quot;);<br /><br />Currently the second scenario is assumed (&quot;hello world&quot; is printed) but you can see how this leads to problems. Explicit usage of non-whitespace characters (such as semicolon) after all statements is how this is solved. That is why I always remember to put semicolons at the end of statements in Lua. It solves a lot of weird bugs, since with the above example, it would seem that raf() would be called (discarding the return value) followed by print(&quot;top kek&quot;).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1295'>&gt;&gt;1295</a><br />yeah, and goyscord has nitro, that doesn&#39;t mean that they don&#39;t consume all the data you give it, faggot<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Alright, then point to where Disroot has gone wrong. Or better yet, provide a better alternative. I can point to Matomo or the white nationalist account shut down in May 2018 in the case of Protonmail, so what can you point to in the case of Disroot?<br /><br />Or are you just going to whine and complain endlessly, screaming in all caps at people who call you out for being a defeatist faggot? Put up or shut up. Speak up and take the lead or shut the hell up and allow the productive anons to keep trying to be productive.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I haven&#39;t installed it on linux yet. I tried it on a windows 7 computer and it&#39;s cool, but at the same time it is horrendously slow, and very impractical to use. I&#39;m not sure if this is a common issue but eepsites were nearly always unavailable, after 10-15 mintes they would show up after periodic refreshing.<br /><br />it feels a bit bloated and lacks content as well, but I still think it&#39;s a good idea. Having more network protocols in the (now pozzed) internet is a good thing IMO.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='redtext'><i>&quot;IT&#39;S JUST GOOD MANNERS, GOY!&quot;</i></span><br /><br />What&#39;s next? What will be the next defense of the cucked Poo-in-the-Loonuxers?<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;In seeking to comply with the Linux kernel&#39;s new Code of Conduct enacted by the recent 4.19 release, a patch series has been sent out today replacing profane kernel code comments with &quot;hugs&quot;.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Like with most complex codebases -- especially ones developed over the course of many years by many different developers -- the Linux kernel has its share of colorful words within code comments left by developers. With a set of 15 patches sent out today by Jarkko Sakkinen of Intel, the kernel has no more fucks but instead only hugs. &quot;In order to comply with the CoC, replace <span class='spoiler'></span> with a hug.&quot;</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Some of the revised code comments now include &quot;IOC3 is hugging hugged beyond belief&quot;, &quot;Only Sun can take such nice parts and hug up the programming interface like this. Good job guys...&quot;, &quot;Hugging broken ABI&quot;, &quot;avoid hugging up the memory controller (somehow)&quot;, and &quot;Hug, we are miserable poor guys...&quot;</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Surprisingly, at least with this initial patch series, it&#39;s just 33 lines of changed comments out of 3.3+ million lines of code comments within the kernel source tree but we&#39;ll see what other words may get cleaned up next for making the Linux kernel more inviting to all. Linus Torvalds has also cleaned up his colorful language and refrained from any outbursts on the mailing list since his brief retreat during the 4.19 cycle.</span><br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&amp;px=Linux-Kernel-Hugs'>https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&amp;px=Linux-Kernel-Hugs</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1303'>&gt;&gt;1303</a><br />Sorry I&#39;m a massive faggot I should have included all this in the OP<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archivecaslytosk.onion/uAGP2'>http://archivecaslytosk.onion/uAGP2</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Maybe I&#39;m retarded but can someone explain what&#39;s wrong with CoCs? I have no problems with acting like a nice guy if that helps get stuff done.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1284'>&gt;&gt;1284</a><br />(Ba)sh is the best scripting language :^)<br />time printf &#39;hello world&#39;<br />hello world<br />real	0m0.000s<br />user	0m0.000s<br />sys	0m0.000s<br />(2.3ghz dual core i5)<br />LuaJIT is a close contender though<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1308'>&gt;&gt;1308</a><br />oops <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1306'>&gt;&gt;1306</a><br />Why don&#39;t you let Jamal fuck your wife? That&#39;s what being nice will mean in a near future. Faggot.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br />So how many miliseconds of execution speed do you have to have saved before you make up for the 2x+ longer coding time and 10x+ longer debugging time it takes to &quot;write it in C XD!&quot; Try to think of it this way, dumb-dumb. For a given program, what is the total value of time lost for the differential in execution speeds of a Python script versus, whatever gay language you care about for every execution of the total life of the program? Now, what is the difference in cost of development time (which is very expensive) between &#39;pip install do it the fuck for me&#39; and having some jackass developer who spends 60% of his billable hours on IRC or Reddit write it in some language you like for unimportant reasons? If you aren&#39;t already thinking in these terms, then that&#39;s probably why your career progression is lousy and some MBA who doesn&#39;t understand shit is telling you what to do and getting paid 5X what you&#39;re making. <br /><br />Stop pointing and screaming at totally arbitrary benchmarks that nobody else cares about. It&#39;s like geeking out over fucking Magic The Gathering card stats.That you would even use LUA and Perl as comparisons is retarded. The disadvantages in meta-programming eclipse the imperceptible difference in how quickly one can print to the command line. That you don&#39;t understand how much more important these other elements are to toy benchmarks proves that you are:<br /><br />1) Fat<br />2) Unattractive<br />3) Doomed to never do anything more important than helpdesk work.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The age of tor and VPN&#39;s is fast approaching, this much is blatantly clear to anyone posting here.  The real question is how can we compress image and video files as much as possible to make browsing online with lower bandwidth a better experience.  Everyday I see niggers posting giant ass 5mb picture files.  It&#39;s time we set a standard for compressing this shit and achieved true media minimalism, especially when it comes to things like webms which are so consistently poorly made.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1311'>&gt;&gt;1311</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;craftsmanship, quality and beauty are obsolete, it&#39;s all about money</span><br />Don&#39;t you have some pajeets to fire? Further, why are you even here? To slide threads, I&#39;m sure.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1308'>&gt;&gt;1308</a><br />Bash really is the best quick and dirty scripting language for sys/file tasks, but Python was ok before the jump to 3.x and all the bullshit that followed.<br /><br />The benefit of being competent with &lt;=2.7 is it comes packaged with most *nix systems, so as long as you have an editor and a term you can trivially do some complex shit that would be too arcane and difficult in Bash. It really comes down to use case. I never really minded youtube-dl being written in python, because it&#39;s so useful and without it I probably would have ragequit the internet years ago.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1311'>&gt;&gt;1311</a><br />that&#39;s possibly the most reddit post I&#39;ve ever seen posted outside of reddit<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;1311</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;this faggot is also the same faggot spelling lua (and probably tor) in all caps</span><br />Huh.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  What if Hakase extended whatever he uses to make thumbnails to make something in the middle with 720p resolution (at most) and preserves videos? It&#39;d put more effort on the server though since it&#39;d have to do all the video encoding, but with a low PPH this shouldn&#39;t be too bad. Alternatively the limit could be enforced on uploads and if you want to upload something big you need to embed an IPFS file or something <span class='spoiler'>FILECOIN WHEN?</span>.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1312'>&gt;&gt;1312</a><br />Considering that people get VPNs just for torrenting, it&#39;s not really an issue. Tor is maybe a bit different <span class='spoiler'>can&#39;t torrent</span> but it&#39;s not like there are bandwidth issues there either, anymore. I don&#39;t know anything besides i2p where this becomes an issue, and maybe some future meshnet cyber dystopia scenario.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Before Linus caved to the SJW/homo/trans brigade he would roll up his sleeves and tell everyone to quit being niggers and clean up their code.<br /><br />Now everyone will tiptoe around like broken eggshells and the code quality will decline because someone might hurt feely feels.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  There are compression tools for PNG and JPG that don&#39;t shit on the image.<br />As for video, I have no idea. AV1 looks promising, but it&#39;s mean to be used on high resolution, not 480p.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br />It&#39;s even worse when some python scripts start other python scripts. Like mps-youtube, which is actually slower than youtube itself.<br />youtube-dl is a must-have, I just couldn&#39;t stand using the bloated websites it supports. There are decent alternatives like annie, but they just don&#39;t support enough websites.<br />Zig doesn&#39;t work on x86 yet, so I never actually tried it. Judging from the issue tracker, it&#39;s not even remotely an usable language yet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1313'>&gt;&gt;1313</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Craftsmanship</span><br />You&#39;re not building a basilica, you&#39;re talking about a website application to post Chinese cartoons to bond with strangers over embarrassing hobbies. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Slide</span><br />Because there was some real important shit going on before I showed up.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1314'>&gt;&gt;1314</a><br />But where is the lie?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1291'>&gt;&gt;1291</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://cristal.inria.fr/'>http://cristal.inria.fr/</a>~weis/info/commandline.html<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1267'>&gt;&gt;1267</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;toxic environment</span><br />I wonder where I heard that before...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1312'>&gt;&gt;1312</a><br />Zopflipng can be used to compress existing PNGs to around 70% of their original size without losing picture quality (this takes a long time though). WebP and FLIF can be used to recompress them losslessly but I don&#39;t think nanochan has support for that.<br />There&#39;s a guy on the /a/ goblin slayer thread who managed to crush down entire episodes to 16MB in a quality which is not high but watchable. He used VP9 with -deadline best as far as I can tell. AV1 should be better but it takes a lot longer.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1322'>&gt;&gt;1322</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Lapis</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Sailor</span><br />fuckin BLOAT<br />Just use haserl so that you don&#39;t need to rewrite CGI processing code, and that&#39;s good enough for every dynamic website<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1324'>&gt;&gt;1324</a><br />How did a redditor like you end up here, hmm? Go back. <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://boards.4chan.org/g/'>https://boards.4chan.org/g/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1291'>&gt;&gt;1291</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ifconfig doesn&#39;t exist on debian</span><br />It&#39;s been a long, long, LONG time since I&#39;ve touched a debian-based distro but I think it might be at /sbin/ifconfig which is not in the $PATH by default. No linux distro omits fucking ifconfig of all things.<br /><span class='spoiler'>Or did the recent systemdick fuckery remove it?</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1325'>&gt;&gt;1325</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://cristal.inria.fr/~weis/info/commandline.html'>http://cristal.inria.fr/~weis/info/commandline.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1330'>&gt;&gt;1330</a><br />I believe that they&#39;ve recently replaced ifconfig with the helpfully named &quot;ip&quot; command. So just google &quot;how to change ip address ip&quot; and you&#39;ll be good to go.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: b0f7b57d4ad5882c8460d58b52c1b6dccd19956be575fb87e3350d73e4044325.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1228'>&gt;&gt;1228</a><br />OpenBSD is definitely superior if you want security. It has pledge(2) and unveil(2) which can be useful if you&#39;re developing secure applications.<br />OpenBSD is also more popular than NetBSD, so I&#39;d say that netbsd is only useful if you want to install on exotic hardware.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1333'>&gt;&gt;1333</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;program running on Macroshit craperating system</span><br />discarded<br />more like &quot;meme&quot;maker xddd amirite<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It really bothers me that &quot;scripting&quot; and &quot;programming&quot; is used interchangeably :(<br />I always wondered how pajeets, niggers and sjws called themselves &quot;programmers&quot; when I know for a fact none of them are smart enough to make a function from scratch, especially in a low level language.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 3dba1cfdd7ce0911af1c08c1bf462f8efa836691344e010692adec00f78aa5b3.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1322'>&gt;&gt;1322</a><br /><br />Just my opinion, but lapis does thing is totally retarded ways. The author of lapis also came up with &quot;moonscript&quot; <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://moonscript.org/'>https://moonscript.org/</a><br /><br />I usually praise Lua for having really good ecosystem compared to javascript, but ldoc, and lapis are examples that stick out to me as &quot;I really hope this dosn&#39;t get popular&quot;.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1336'>&gt;&gt;1336</a><br /><br />Dear god, do I usually spell like a retard without a spell checker?<br /><br />*lapis does things<br />*having a really good ecosystem<br />*hope this dosen&#39;t<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1310'>&gt;&gt;1310</a><br />That&#39;s got to be the most incredible slippery slope argument I&#39;ve seen. Ever.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1318'>&gt;&gt;1318</a><br />So far it&#39;s not looking like Linus is suddenly willing to merge lower quality code. I don&#39;t see that happening soon, either. What a strange worry.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;I have no problem altering my behavior if it accomplishes the objective</span><br />That works fine in theory, but if you don&#39;t have firm limits on your behavior, or carefully select your objectives, that reasoning can lead to problems.  It&#39;s not philosophically sound in the real world because it requires a ton of definition and context for it not to result in unintended consequences.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1217'>&gt;&gt;1217</a><br />Cleaner codebase, and some extensions are now possible because of refactoring.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1239'>&gt;&gt;1239</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH NIGGGGGERS!!!</span><br />Kill yourself. OpenBSD nvi and busybox vi, which are the only two reasonable implementations of vi, do not have any kind of nigger message or reference to niggers anywhere. Neovim and Vim are bloated pieces of shit anyway and you shouldn&#39;t use them.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1334'>&gt;&gt;1334</a><br />I was just trying to make you laugh, Anon ;_;<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1277'>&gt;&gt;1277</a><br />What you&#39;re saying makes sense, except Disroot stores all emails in plaintext. There&#39;s no encryption on their side to speak of.<br /><br />The only truly private service we have is Posteo. Surprise surprise, it&#39;s paid. That&#39;s how decent services work in the real world. You kids are too used to everything getting handed to you for free, even though that was a product of predatory web practices that envisioned you as the product. <br /><br />Posteo actually has the plausible deniability stuff OP talks about, in addition to retaining a bunch of lawyers in order to fight governments (at least long enough for the logs to clear). They&#39;ve also been around for a long time.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1343'>&gt;&gt;1343</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Hurr its in plaintext</span><br />Don&#39;t trust the <i>service</i> to do encryption for you m8. You cannot guarantee that their encryption is performed at all, or if it is up to standard, or if government snoops on the plaintext.<br />The service can only be trusted to not keep logs of your activity, and that&#39;s out of necessity not preference - there&#39;s no way to force the service to delete logs. Ultimately you, the user, must be responsible for encrypting all your data and providing as little metadata as is feasible.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1328'>&gt;&gt;1328</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;haserl</span><br /><br />I hope you are not trying to make me fall for a meme. You do seem to know more than me so i will listen.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1345'>&gt;&gt;1345</a><br />Hasel is literally just a simple C program that puts the GET and POST parameters into Lua arrays, faggot. It&#39;s not a shitty meme and it&#39;s objectively the best way of doing it.<br />e.g. with haserl:<br /><br />  if (POST[&quot;comment&quot;]) then<br />      save_comment(POST[&quot;comment|]);<br />      io.write(&quot;Comment submitted&quot;);<br />  end<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1345'>&gt;&gt;1345</a><br />It&#39;s literally the software that runs this site. Too bad it&#39;s abandonware though<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1338'>&gt;&gt;1338</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That&#39;s got to be the most incredible slippery slope argument I&#39;ve seen. Ever.</span><br />You say that in an age where you&#39;ve got to respect freaks like homos and trannies. No need to go full retard and intentionally conflates &quot;muh slippery slope&quot; with easily recognizing a tendency.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1341'>&gt;&gt;1341</a><br />OpenBSD has mg too, little vi fanboy.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1314'>&gt;&gt;1314</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bash</span><br />You mean sh, right? See `MANPAGER=&quot;grep -F slow&quot; man bash`.<br /><br />Anyway, I&#39;d say that TCL should be looked at a little more. It deserves it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1350'>&gt;&gt;1350</a><br />I said (ba)sh, not bash. I&#39;m mostly talking about the language, anyway, and bash is just a small superset of that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1351'>&gt;&gt;1351</a><br />Not exactly him, but I&#39;m sure that&#39;s what he meant too<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1338'>&gt;&gt;1338</a><br />Except that they are already wasting time censoring previous commits when they could be improving the code or adding features.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br />I appreciate your fervor.  Never give up.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1311'>&gt;&gt;1311</a><br />shit code is cumulative.  It&#39;s why there are so many problems with pajeetscript and nobody knows how to do fuck-all anymore, and we need 4ghz machines to open a fucking website.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 20b5e34f9c7de6997329092159ca14a119626d191003cb0d9625768d1cbe25fb.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1315'>&gt;&gt;1315</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;mfw that faggot is actually a pajeet trying to defend his bloatcode</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;huh pic related</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1338'>&gt;&gt;1338</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh slippery slope fallacy!!</span><br />Nice kike speak faggot.  Do you want to know who gets the job done in society?  People who don&#39;t concern themselves with whether or not you&#39;re uncomfortable being around men who say crude things.  The people that keep your kiked society functioning, the blue collar workers, they operate at high levels of efficiency because they can do and say what they want around other men without fear of having to deal with your fickle fucking emotions.  I hope this shit is bait.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1306'>&gt;&gt;1306</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So far it&#39;s not looking like Linus is suddenly willing to merge lower quality code. I don&#39;t see that happening soon, either. What a strange worry.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;nothing to see here goy</span><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1357'>&gt;&gt;1357</a><br />this<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1347'>&gt;&gt;1347</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; abandonware</span><br /><br />What features do you think it still needs?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: bbafd287a40af386d988c5c7fb320e93652ae9fd6f0b9f2d7075646b1357b10f.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1361'>&gt;&gt;1361</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What features do you think it still needs?</span><br />automatic banning of anyone who uses reddit spacing<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 12c6ba94d461b85b3c38cfc6a1475d0969f29076b989506401e188034cbd00d6.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1310'>&gt;&gt;1310</a><br />fuckin betas fuck off<br />The problem is that it, in the very first place, restricts you and orders you to comply. Another problem is that it&#39;s written in very vague language where anything you can say can be used to fuck you off for whatever the <span class='kiketext'>(((CoCs)))</span> want.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1362'>&gt;&gt;1362</a><br />You are just pushing a dumb stereotype.Most of us old timers use spacing because we are used to making long forum posts. I am probably 50% older than you so i don&#39;t expect to be understood.<br /><br />Now could you help this old man out a little bit? There are so few resources on LUA web development online and i am not sure where to start.  <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 7b3752ed9fd0b3c0c19ca90ce2cf59c793293ab6de8089d328c146452513781f.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1365'>&gt;&gt;1365</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;we&#39;re used to making long forum posts</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;haven&#39;t dropped the habit even though forums died 10 years ago</span><br />gee whiz grandpa, has your brain fucking calcified or something?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: c0f0fc30ce6c9d2ea0cd9c4df89f69ca2f1898e8cc24cdb35e3bc3c617b15378.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1365'>&gt;&gt;1365</a><br />To answer your question though, look at nanochan&#39;s source code. <span class='spoiler'>Though with your rotten boomer brain I&#39;m not sure you&#39;d learn much.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Intelligent atheist white man seeks sweetie
File: b6162cd9af66bbbc159c17e4e40cbe56ddc7e367da0a3760a17d032316e2c02e.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Richard <span class='kiketext'>(((Stallman)))</span> looks for gf on craigslist</span><br />Just stumbled upon this.<br />Daily reminder that the GNU project shits out bloated code on a daily basis. Daily reminder that Stallman is a jew (and not &quot;white&quot; like he says).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;fedora.jpg</span><br />ITT: Discuss alternatives to common GNU software which are superior.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;glibc</span><br />musl, uclibc<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bash</span><br />ash, or fish if you want muh features<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;gcc</span><br />clang or tcc -- clang can give smaller code size and better compiler warnings, and TCC is even faster but the code generated is suboptimal and TCC only targets x86<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;coreutils</span><br />busybox, or the (Open|Net)BSD userland tools (although the bsd tools also have some bloat)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1364'>&gt;&gt;1364</a><br />yep, should have been <a class='reference' href='#post1306'>&gt;&gt;1306</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1365'>&gt;&gt;1365</a><br />Don&#39;t waste your time. Lua web development is like taking up unicycle riding. It looks kind of cool when it&#39;s done well, but there is no practical reason to do it.<br /><br />Go, Django and even JS frameworks like Angular are much more practical and useful to learn. Somebody might tell you PHP, but don&#39;t be fooled.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Die already. You killed few threads on infinity and one disappeared cause you had to post the same shit you posted now.<br /><br />anyway, musl is shit, unless you use alpine for some random meme shit<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh bash</span><br />gnu project was meant to allow you to modify whatever you want, and bash is somewhat a multitool intended for general use; you have freedom of choice anyway, so what<br />both clang and gcc are shit, dont know about tcc<br />Anyway, writing quality code wasn&#39;t primarly his goal; his goal was to secure free and moral platform to operate on.<br /><br /><span class='spoiler'> btw nanochan being new doesn&#39;t mean everyone here just discovered gnu/gpl/bsd. Next we can have distro thread.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 8c34063b9d6b8d4fb923b2596c127a8428e795597032bd12df3cc3a70c8956cd.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1371'>&gt;&gt;1371</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You killed few threads on infinity</span><br />who cares about pigchan it&#39;s basically the new dumping ground for low quality posts now<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;one disappeared cause you had to post the same shit</span><br />hello sweetie, did you know that /g/ hasn&#39;t hit limit yet?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;musl is shit</span><br />why is it so?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;gnu project was meant to allow you to modify whatever you want</span><br />Can&#39;t modify a bloated piece of trash that more likely than not has 6,000,000 preprocessor #ifdef&#39;s and macros scattered around, making it hard to tell what even gets compiled. Can&#39;t modify a piece of shit which is heavily intertwined with the atrocious GNUpoo autoPOO build system which throws m4 macro errors on even a remotely &quot;non-standard&quot; system.<br />Simple code is easily modifiable code. Have you seen the source code for GNU cat, GNU hello, and even GNU true (the greatest joke of all time)? Fucking disgusting.<br />GNUpajeets had <b>one</b> job: to make a program which would return 0 on success. Instead, they made a 100-line monstrosity that checks for options, prints out a gay copyright notice, and contains preprocessor directives to make it compile differently based on the source code filename.<br />Don&#39;t go around saying that this is somehow beneficial to users, or that this somehow makes stuff &quot;easy to modify&quot;. Btw, Nanochan is technically proprietary according to RMS&#39;s brain damaged standards, but that doesn&#39;t mean it&#39;s hard to modify at all.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;both clang and gcc are shit</span><br />Yes. They are bloated and slow. However, the code they generate can be reasonable.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;writing quality code wasn&#39;t primarily his goal</span><br />Exactly. GNU shits out pajeet code every day because they have autistic and misplaced priorities. They think that adding e.g. useless glibc functions like strfry() is better than cutting down some of their ncurses and autotools cancer, with all the &quot;hurr durr we support systems that don&#39;t exist anymore&quot; and &quot;muh reverse compatibility&quot; mental masturbation.<br />GNU autotools, including the ./configure script, have code which checks for systems which literally don&#39;t exist anymore. It includes checks for systems which didn&#39;t have enough memory to run the configure script. The list goes on, similarly for ncurses.<br />The <span class='kiketext'>(((GNU Project)))</span>&#39;s retarded bloatshit and stallkike autism goes on to include their software licenses. The GPL is a retarded piece of shit which basically just says &quot;pls gib kreditz plz&quot;. Yeah, right. GNUpoo software isn&#39;t even <i>worth</i> stealing. Don&#39;t even get me started on AGPL, which is worthless placebo bullshit at its finest. Nobody can guarantee that the software running on a server isn&#39;t the same as the version they give. In fact, it would lead to a false sense of security. Stupid stallkike supporters actually believe that a bunch of legal bullshit stops the NSA et al. from gathering data and breaching people&#39;s privacy. <i>Fucking</i> idiots.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: f40be6c3898e7810b0caade37479d9c3750039db6de8bbde36c604c63f4717f8.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1371'>&gt;&gt;1371</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1372'>&gt;&gt;1372</a> (cont.)<br />The <span class='kiketext'>(((GNU Project)))</span> often boasts that it was necessary for defending &quot;software freedom&quot; or whatever autistic wanking Stallkike puts out. In reality, the BSDs would have taken up its role had the GNUpoo project never existed.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bash is a multitool</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you have freedom of choice</span><br />Except I don&#39;t, moron. Lots of things require GNUpoo extensions to the C library, or to coreutils, or they require bash. I have so far managed to avoid most of these infected programs, but it was not easy to cut GNUpoo out of my computer. In fact, even though I have recently deleted the last Loonux operating system from any computer in my house, I still have GNUpoo code and its after-effects infecting my computer. For example, due to the large number of programs which require some cancerous libc extension, the OpenBSD libc has included some of these extensions. In this manner, GNU continues infecting my computer even after the vast majority of its pajeet-code is removed.<br />BSD cat includes many useless features (added because too many programs needed the GNUpoo features) such as line numbering, adding a dollar sign at the end of each line, or collapsing blank lines. The UNIX philosophy would dictate that these functions be performed by a seperate program, in case some program other than cat wants such features. However, the GNUpajeets decided to integrate all this crap into the cat program. This is not justifiable in any way whatsoever.<br />The strfry(3) function is yet <i>another</i> example of TOTALLY UNJUSTIFIABLE bloat features added to GNUpoo software. Nobody fucking needs a dedicated function to scramble up a string, for fuck&#39;s sake. I bet the only fucking user of that function is some faggot who decided to write a scrabble game or something. Yet due to GNUpoo&#39;s autistic, unreasonable need to preserve &quot;backwards compatibility&quot; with programs, they now have to keep that useless function, just so that some gay faggot&#39;s word scramble game doesn&#39;t break.<br />Now you may argue that OpenBSD also has nonstandard extensions. This is true. However, OpenBSD extensions are much better thought out, and often serve a purpose that is much more important than placating a lazy faggot who can&#39;t pipe the output of cat(1), or satisfying some useless faggot&#39;s need for a string randomization function. For example, pledge(2) and unveil(2) add important security capabilities to a program, which were <i>totally impossible</i> without these extensions. And they can always be completely disabled on non-OpenBSD systems without suffering any usability problems whatsoever, although of course security will be compromised. OpenBSD extensions are always easy to &quot;revert&quot; to the standard functions, although of course security will be decreased. GNUpoo extensions take root in the software and stop it from ever switching to an alternate libc, or coreutils, etc.<br />I cannot describe the extent of inconvenience that has been caused to me by the GNUpajeet programmers and their obsession for backwards compatibility and MOAR FEATURES to the detriment of modifiability and code clearness. Alpine linux was one of the few distros which got rid of GNU cancer, but unfortunately Linux cancer has now taken root. OpenBSD is one of the last bastions of cancer-free operating system code.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 29c94233f4b2579f35ffcd2c1acff11cc8127f9dec8e33e19049c1ee1ab4c150.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1370'>&gt;&gt;1370</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;there is no practical reason to do it</span><br />Except that Lua is one of the fastest interpreted languages in existence, even faster if you consider the existence of LuaJIT. Lua has less bloated code and backwards-compatibility bullshit than israeli languages like <span class='kiketext'>(((PHP)))</span>, or bloated crufty pajeet/object-oriented languages like Perl and Python. There is literally no reason to use one of those piece of shit languages when you have the option of using Lua or C.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Go</span><br />Go is meme jewgle shit. It offers nearly no advantages over C, and its compiler is slower than C++. The generated executables are multiple megabytes in size by default. Imagine if everything in /bin/ and /usr/bin/ was over 3MB in size. The binaries alone would consume multiple gigabytes of disk space, and cause cache problems in the CPU, slowing everything down. Go is a piece of shit.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;JS frameworks</span><br />Are you a literal fucking pajeet? JS frameworks are the epitome of cancer. JS pajeets make libraries for the max() function alone, for fuck&#39;s sake. Un-fucking-believable. Go kill yourself. Or go back to any other imageboard if you want to have pajeetscript stuffed down your throat. Useless pajeets like you are why computers are getting slower and more error-prone every day.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inb4 MUH JAWBS</span><br />Kill yourself. Working in mcdonalds is better than getting a &quot;programming job&quot; due to the amount of utter and absolute cancer involved in modern &quot;programming&quot;. Everybody worth their salt does it for free.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1371'>&gt;&gt;1371</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You killed few threads on infinity and one disappeared cause you had to post the same shit you posted now.</span><br />And this is a bad thing?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1372'>&gt;&gt;1372</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;who cares about pigchan it&#39;s basically the new dumping ground for low quality posts now</span><br />And so you had to dump your shitty thread on nano too?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1374'>&gt;&gt;1374</a><br />Try making a website in C, then try making a website in Go.  The difference is night and day.<br />All the static shit is generated automatically via go generate, libraries are super easy to use since they&#39;re always documented.  Have you tried using crypto in C?  Go standard libs are what the stdlib actually should be.<br /><br />Not gonna lie, compile times are slow (up to a few seconds) on my non-botnet CPU, and I miss manual memory management.  But the ease of development far outweighs the rest.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1373'>&gt;&gt;1373</a><br />No one will ever fully read anything you write because you are scatter brained and unable to talk about anything in a clear and concise manner. GNU/Linux has many, many problems, but you will not be the one to show people the true path, because you are insane.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 64ca837f6efd97e8a66df3fde2b064dc7c7a511255f792fb961d453b5e703afb.jpg
Comment:
  eh I read it, but only because I agreed already. Before complaining about gnu bloat maybe unbloat your posts.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Try making a website in C</span><br />implying he isn&#39;t already doing this<br /><br />Go is nigger shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1378'>&gt;&gt;1378</a><br />I happen to enjoy his invective. Do not speak for me <i>PLEASE</i>.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1374'>&gt;&gt;1374</a><br /><br />Please name a web application you have developed with your autistic language prefetence that isn&#39;t<br />A) trivial<br />B) a refactor of an existing application (ie this image board)<br /><br />Protip: you can&#39;t<br /><br />You can hate on pajeets for using angular, which I&#39;m not calling elegant, but they are writing actual applications. You know. Stuff on the internet? As opposed to bitching about artificial benchmarks to the 3 other people on this board. Which is the more performant solution: a JS Frankenstein cobbled together out of pre-made libraries in a few hours, or your perfect, elegant, supple Lua implementation that doesn&#39;t exist?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1384'>&gt;&gt;1384</a><br />this has to be some sort of /r/programming pasta<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1384'>&gt;&gt;1384</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Waah if you are making improvements on a prototype that means it isn&#39;t reeeeeeel programming</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But pajeetscript is reeeeeeaaaal programming amirite!</span><br />I think you are trolling now.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1385'>&gt;&gt;1385</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1386'>&gt;&gt;1386</a><br /><br />So no examples of your work that you would like to share with the class?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1386'>&gt;&gt;1386</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Improving</span><br />I think you might be trolling. This site is not better than masonchan from a technical perspective.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1388'>&gt;&gt;1388</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This site is not better than masonchan from a pajeet perspective.</span><br />true<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1388'>&gt;&gt;1388</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This site is not better than masonchan from a technical perspective</span><br />Hey, I have a place you might like to go.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://8ch.net/india/'>https://8ch.net/india/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1161'>&gt;&gt;1161</a><br />SJWs and CoCk aside, the Rust language is far more complex than C. It is therefore harder to learn properly. C is simple enough that you can learn all of its rules in less than a week.<br />C being inherently unsafe is a myth; it is not hard to write C code which has no bugs. There are good memory checkers and debuggers available, and a good compiler will output lots of warnings which will help your code safety in some areas.<br />It also helps a lot to run OpenBSD and use their safe string functions like strl*, et.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Boards are only viewable in catalog format for simplicity. There are far fewer features. I have to type in post IDs. Really the only thing that&#39;s an advantage is that it&#39;s a hidden service. That also means a couple spammers can render it unusable, so the only security is achieved by being a low value target<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2b648f03168e3d794f8741563ed95d008b5986da1e5187fcdaf6c74a190dde63.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1368'>&gt;&gt;1368</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;atheist</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&quot;intelligent&quot;</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;<span class='kiketext'>(((white)))</span> man</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sweetie</span><br />Heh. Didn&#39;t know he was this much of a living fedora stereotype. Learn something new every day yada yada.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I started compressing all my PNG files using pngquant with the -s1 setting. Reduced the overall size of my PNGs by around 60%. It&#39;s a lossy compression, but I think it&#39;s fine for screenshots, or honestly any type of image you won&#39;t edit afterwards and just want to share.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1327'>&gt;&gt;1327</a><br />Never heard of Zopflipng. I&#39;ll try it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  memes aren&#39;t under a copyright. &quot;banning memes&quot; is an anti-A13 propaganda spread by large companies in order to get underage and other young people to try and vote against A13 (even though EU isn&#39;t a democracy). It&#39;s just fearmongering.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1396'>&gt;&gt;1396</a><br />Why the fuck do you think &quot;large companies&quot; want <i>less</i> regulation by daddy government?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1395'>&gt;&gt;1395</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s a lossy compression</span><br />What makes it better than jpeg, then?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Android-x86 includes Google&#39;s spyware by default. It&#39;s definitely not a good option and I&#39;d rather have systemD than Google&#39;s D. I&#39;d personally try to get someone to work on LineageOS x86 again.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1398'>&gt;&gt;1398</a><br />keeps transparency, size is sometimes lower than jpeg while looking much better.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1397'>&gt;&gt;1397</a><br />companies want to influence governments, not the other way around. either way, A13 shields consumers while putting companies at risk.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1401'>&gt;&gt;1401</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A13 shields consumers</span><br />How so?  I don&#39;t particularly care about A13 because I&#39;m glad to see jewtube get fucked over, but this just seems to be the copy right jews working their kikery.  Ultimately any censorship or copyright jewery just pushes the demand for VPN&#39;s which also works out for me as we&#39;ll see higher speeds, more nodes, and more privacy.  The more the jew jews the better everything I already do gets.  We&#39;re living in hilariously brilliant times.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1402'>&gt;&gt;1402</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;How so</span><br />Well from what I understand, the blame on who&#39;s responsible for a copyrighted material ending up on the site is on the site owner and not the user. The user can be then banned from the site, but it is the site owner who will have to pay for any &quot;&quot;&quot;damages&quot;&quot;&quot; to <span class='kiketext'>(((intellectual property)))</span>.<br />Besides, your point is also the reason this will benefit the end user. Everyone will move away from clearnet and Tor/IPFS/I2P will gain popularity and thus more developers and better overall speeds. VPNs won&#39;t really help much unless people are actively fighting against fingerprinting (and neither will Tor). Since I assume sites will just start denying people access based on their shadowprofiles and start requesting IDs for users behind VPNs/Tor. (worst case scenario, already happened for a few sites). There&#39;s probably going to be a move to decentralized, Tor or encrypted services for things like video sharing, social media and messaging.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1163'>&gt;&gt;1163</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Bad Advice: The Post</span><br /><br />Rust is not intuitive and frustrating to write, but it does mostly eliminate a large class of errors, has good tooling and benchmarks at a parity with C. I wouldn&#39;t make it a priority to learn.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1405'>&gt;&gt;1405</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Rust is not intuitive and frustrating to write</span><br />Yeah, and that&#39;s why I won&#39;t program in it. I do it for fun, not for shekels.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it does mostly eliminate a large class of errors</span><br />For me, it is much more enjoyable to use a debugger to fix a bug than to use an opaque and shitty programming language which is &quot;safe&quot; (i.e. crippled).<br />With tools like valgrind, memory leaks are all removed.<br />With the high quality safe functions in OpenBSD, string-related problems in my code have all but disappeared.<br />Initializing all your pointers to NULL (and setting them back to NULL after free()) fixes unitialized pointer issues.<br />Using assertions properly can help spot a lot of bugs and potential bugs.<br />Using pledge() and unveil() properly can stop your program from doing any damage whatsoever even if for some reason the above contingencies do not stop a bug.<br />I simply do not understand why people think C is &quot;unsafe&quot; or &quot;dangerous&quot;, or why anyone could think fucking <i>Rust</i> of all things is the solution.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: C question
Comment:
  Is this the best way of making sure that all characters in a string are members of a specified character set? Or is there an even simpler method?<br /><br />#include &lt;string.h&gt;<br /><br />int valid(const char *str, const char *set)<br />{<br />	return (strspn(str, set) == strlen(str));<br />}<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: d48d0b170d384e2c77a7e5d3d1d00154de03d75253c3b2801c5b97b26e404425.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1393'>&gt;&gt;1393</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Durr simplicity bad!</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Harrrr muh features!</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Muh extra typing!</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;not knowing that hakase + few global vols deleted over 5000 spamposts during spammer-kun&#39;s tyranny</span><br />Newnormalfag.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1409'>&gt;&gt;1409</a><br />The complement of a typical set in my use case? That would have over 200 characters in it. I think the added overhead from looping through 200 chars (or however strpbrk() does it) would kill any performance gains.<br />Is writing a dedicated function here a good idea? Presumably the optimized libc functions would still be faster, even if not used optimally.<br />


Board: g
Name: Steve Klabnik
Email: steve@steveklabnik.com
File: c76db1c59ab13ebf16258a20659bdac30b34dd366d36cfcc5f3c4372d0ed6a3d.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1405'>&gt;&gt;1405</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;C is simple enough that you can learn all of its rules in less than a week.</span><br />wrong: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.ralfj.de/blog/2018/07/24/pointers-and-bytes.html'>https://www.ralfj.de/blog/2018/07/24/pointers-and-bytes.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Startpage &quot;blocking&quot; tor
File: 6f3af677db09489fb39ebed847d2faec20561882b9797c630324cefdcf32e93a.jpg
Comment:
  Since 2 or 3 days, startpage gives me &quot;no results&quot; for any search when using Tor through qutebrowser. Am I alone?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1411'>&gt;&gt;1411</a><br />Steve Klabnik couldn&#39;t be more Jewish if you wrapped him in a rainbow torah.<br /><br />DoD is sinking money into tools for assist refactoring C to Rust, so I suspect that demand for the language will grow as it matures and essential libraries become more stable and useful. If I were a NEET or otherwise had a lot of time on my hands, then I&#39;d probably invest more time in getting a good handle on the language.<br /><br />For me, crossing the bridge from nominally learning the language to actually writing something useful is too far to justify much more time in it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1414'>&gt;&gt;1414</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;getting a programming job</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ever</span><br />Enjoy working with pajeets and diversity hires.<br />Enjoy having to live up to tech-illiterate boomers&#39; unrealistic expectations.<br />Enjoy having to deal with other people&#39;s cancerous, unmaintainable code.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1412'>&gt;&gt;1412</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;posts picture of skeleton chink bug</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;waaah why is a jewgle clone not working</span><br />Use Searx. It has multiple instances and some of those instances are hosted on hidden services.<br />


Board: g
Name: Steve Klabnik
Email: steve@steveklabnik.com
File: ecc5ffc69aaa0ba47812f8e7707148fac2956f87626731912442d74287ec4836.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1414'>&gt;&gt;1414</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If I were a NEET</span><br />but you are<br />


Board: g
Name: Steve<span class='tripcode'>!Klabnik.12u5t</span>
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1418'>&gt;&gt;1418</a><br />Get out faker. I am the true Steve Klabnik, destroyer of C. I will take over the galaxy and bring memory safety to all the world.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 8a1531d03bb36aff63ed05dccb6b97f461801e85edcfb32ef463d3246e61a2ca.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1417'>&gt;&gt;1417</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;t. cowgirls lobo</span><br />I bet you are fatso. Nobody but fatsos like fatsos.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  What really annoys the fuck out of me is how TBB uses fucking duckduckjew as the default search engine and every fucking time I search something I need to spend 10 seconds waiting to be redirected to their non-niggerscript version of the site.  Who the fuck thought this was acceptable?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1411'>&gt;&gt;1411</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;C criticism</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;C++ standard quotes</span><br />Nah. Pointers are simple if you just consider that it&#39;s a structured type with an address and the pointed type size.<br /><br />Anyway, most of C (often valid) criticisms are about the historical baggage, not about the core of the langage. Rust &gt; C++ but C &gt; C++ -inb4 just take the good parts of C++).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1412'>&gt;&gt;1412</a><br />I have been meaning to make a thread on /tech/ about this but haven&#39;t got around to it. I have not had the &quot;no results&quot; issue, but I did hit a cuckflare message informing me I was a bad goy a few days back on tor browser. That NEVER happened in the 7+ years I&#39;ve used startpage/ixquick, so they have definitely been jewed.<br /><br />The days of startpage being the best non-google search engine are over, and it&#39;s probably intentional because they were just as good as google for speed and quality of results. Their new proxy is complete shit, and most pages fail to load or infinitely refresh, and the image search is worse, because you don&#39;t get the option to just view the raw image. I haven&#39;t noticed search results being pozzed or anything but who really knows without a stringent data analysis, which can&#39;t be done now since the old startpage doesn&#39;t exist anymore.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1421'>&gt;&gt;1421</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Who the fuck thought this was acceptable?</span><br />The jews who run the project. For the same reason they still choose NiggerScript over the superior uMatrix after all these years.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1414'>&gt;&gt;1414</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DoD is sinking money into tools for assist refactoring C to Rust</span><br />Why would they be doing that? Everything I&#39;m reading points to Rust just being another poo language, because C is too hard for them or something.<br /><br />Or, maybe it&#39;s because C is too good and it&#39;s too easy to make programs that they need to have exploited later down the road unexploitable, and they also need an excuse and something to blame when <span class='spoiler'>they sell backdoors to LEAs and IntelAviv</span> security researchers and hackers find massive flaws in their systems. On top of this they finally get to shitcan the old guard of competent white, male C programmers, and enlist an army of stinking niggers who will work for a quarter of the pay and probably introduce most of these bugs through sheer incompetence, thus giving the perfect cover of plausible deniability.<br /><br />It&#39;s no wonder kikefox is being re-written in this shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1424'>&gt;&gt;1424</a><br />m8, you&#39;re not helping those who are against Rust by saying such retarded shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1410'>&gt;&gt;1410</a><br />If the performance of your program REALLY depends on this function, you can try with a lookup table.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1423'>&gt;&gt;1423</a><br />Wish there was some sort of significant fork that used sane addons and settings.  It&#39;s fucking retarded that it defaults to allowing JS so when you use tails you have to constantly remember to turn it off.  So many things about this browser are pants on head retarded.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1424'>&gt;&gt;1424</a><br />I think it&#39;s the same reason they forced a lot of mission critical software to be written in Ada. Memory leaks and buffer overflows are a big fucking deal when you&#39;re talking about drones and ICBMs. C is popular because it hit academia early, so there are a lot of C coders, which creates a feedback loop for more training in schools<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1428'>&gt;&gt;1428</a><br />I don&#39;t remember at all; was it any better when Applebaum was the boss? I only know that TP went full homo since then.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1428'>&gt;&gt;1428</a><br />btw blame systemdicked tails maintainers/packagers mainly<br />but yeah, native option to turn javascript on should&#39;t even be there<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1408'>&gt;&gt;1408</a><br />I love this website and how it is made. But i am better off learning javascript since people like you are unwilling to give any sort of advice.<br /><br />Because i have no background in CS any only know programming from hobby game development in Unity i feel like fish out of water here.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1434'>&gt;&gt;1434</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;i am better off learning javascript</span><br />Go do that, and make a nice userscript for this place<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1434'>&gt;&gt;1434</a><br />Don&#39;t worry. Nobody here actually knows what they are talking about.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1428'>&gt;&gt;1428</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;goes to great lengths to protect user anonymity</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;leaves javascript enabled every time the user starts up the tor browser</span><br />What the fuck were they thinking?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1437'>&gt;&gt;1437</a><br />they&#39;re trying to strike a balance between security and user friendliness. Tor is a lot less anonymous if you&#39;re the only one with your ISP using it, so you want lots of people to use it. Even when they inevitably use tor for checking facebook, that still provides cover for users that care about anonymity.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1410'>&gt;&gt;1410</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That would have over 200 characters in it. I think the added overhead from looping through 200 chars (or however strpbrk() does it) would kill any performance gains.</span><br />m8, your set is probably compiled into a 256 cells lookup table, it doesn&#39;t change anything what size your set is.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1429'>&gt;&gt;1429</a><br />hey that&#39;s actually a pretty neat solution, thanks<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1439'>&gt;&gt;1439</a><br />nowhere in the documentation does it mention that there is a 256 char limit<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1438'>&gt;&gt;1438</a><br />I&#39;m fine with js enabled in the tor browser bundle, but tails?<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;can&#39;t create an account without enabling niggerscript</span><br />Any email providers that don&#39;t require JS?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1442'>&gt;&gt;1442</a><br />I think cockmail doesn&#39;t require javashit for signup, but their webmail does. No problem since you can use an IMAP client with ease.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1440'>&gt;&gt;1440</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;nowhere in the documentation does it mention that there is a 256 char limit</span><br />Think for 3 seconds before posting<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1444'>&gt;&gt;1444</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;b-b-but muh unicode muh wchar</span><br />ok i get it<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: LINUX.ORG REST IN PISS
File: 1ed514d659b41eef6ed32dfff3d321dbdcd883f6504e2e3d68471d52c5429bef.png
Comment:
  LINUX.ORG REST IN PISS<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archive.is/miuDe'>http://archive.is/miuDe</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 808844788c9035ea39580d311601d715866d54a0474d09760b06486eedd9346b.jpg
Comment:
  Okay, I can&#39;t even be contrarian about that, funny and paid respect to the mashiach. Some good Twitter bants in there, too. Well done.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 9f5fd8a870705790805ccef16da42ec2c3f9fc431b516f254595a5ad465d46a5.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1446'>&gt;&gt;1446</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;linux.org</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Server Not Found</span><br /><span class='redtext'>AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA</span><br />I hope the h4x0r was using openbsd<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1446'>&gt;&gt;1446</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;tfw the dox is being deleted from pigchan because &quot;ITS ILLEGAL WAAHA&quot;</span><br />kek<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sergey</span><br />it was russian hackers all along<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1449'>&gt;&gt;1449</a><br />mods care about stupid shit like doing that realistically no legal action is ever going to come to them, but don&#39;t do anything about obvious shill slide threads and d&amp;c efforts. The mods aren&#39;t braindead, they have to know shill tactics when they see them. Obviously codemonkey doesn&#39;t give a shit, but why would a mod volunteer to not do anything?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1072'>&gt;&gt;1072</a><br />The biggest drawback for new or small distros is a lack of proper install scripts or GUI.  If you make it monkey-easy, you&#39;ll get tons of people using it.  Not everyone has time to learn the ins and outs of installing whatever packages and dependencies that are needed for the particular distro, or how one installer works vs another.<br />I haven&#39;t fucked around with hardly any distros just because I can&#39;t be assed to deal with the headaches of installing and re-learning package management when the documentation consists of &quot;lol go learn computers noob.&quot;<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1083'>&gt;&gt;1083</a><br />You seem to be confused with FreeBSD kiddo.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1451'>&gt;&gt;1451</a><br />Alpine is one of the few non-cancer linux distros, if (and only if) you discount the fact that the linux kernel itself is a piece of cancer. Gentoo&#39;s package manager uses fucking python, the most useless, slowest programming language on the planet.<br />It is quite easy to install and to administer.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But muh command line!</span><br />Not hard to learn. Command line &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; GUI.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1441'>&gt;&gt;1441</a><br />Tor is run by jews.<br />Should we all switch over to i2p?  Anonet? Yggdrasil?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1454'>&gt;&gt;1454</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;i2p</span><br />written in java. unacceptable.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;yggdrasil</span><br />written in Go. unacceptable.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;anonet</span><br />not sure about that, seems to be an incoherent mishmash of a shit ton of different protocols.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1454'>&gt;&gt;1454</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1455'>&gt;&gt;1455</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;i2p</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;java</span><br />The i2pd client is written in c++, which could introduce other issues but at least isn&#39;t java. It is also faster than java i2p and can be compiled most anywhere.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1441'>&gt;&gt;1441</a><br />Yup, I don&#39;t believe it can remember that you turned JS off even while using a persistent volume that remembers bookmarks and shit.  So that one time you just so happen to forget to disable JS you&#39;re fucked.  Maybe I&#39;m missing something but from my perspective TBB should ALWAYS default to the most secure option in ANY scenario.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1257'>&gt;&gt;1257</a><br />Yes, the same VirusTotal does:<br />- hash the file before uploading<br />- check whether it already exist<br />  - if not upload the file.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;IPFS</span><br />Above is such a simple thing to implement IPFS would be over-kill, of course.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1445'>&gt;&gt;1445</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;char *strpbrk(const char *s, const char *accept);</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;wchar</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 104045879659b45c99025b5f4e49bc3206b54e0b1e38d21806d3f3381e2fbf9d.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1451'>&gt;&gt;1451</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;python is the slowest programming language on the planet</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Libgen like site for ROMs
Comment:
  I possess a few rom collections for multiple consoles. I wanna start and maintain a site thatll be accessible through Tor and allow people to access those roms easily like libgen. Problem is Im poor as shit. I can set up my own server but my hardware is old and also I dont want my home address associated with the site with Nintendo going apeshit and suing everybody. How would you go about doing this?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I use dismail.de. They offer XMPP and mail (you have to request that the mail is enabled through XMPP). Hosted in Germany, powered by donations, everything is encrypted, servers run OpenBSD, registration doesn&#39;t require JS (you can register through an XMPP client) and they run off donations. Of course, encrypt everything, or better yet, don&#39;t do risqué shit on the internet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1473'>&gt;&gt;1473</a><br />I forgot to mention that I struggle compiling w3m as it requires some GNU-related stuff. Currently I don&#39;t have a web-browser there and I&#39;m using curl to download files. If you know about a basic CLI browser that&#39;ll compile easily without any GNU shit, please let me know.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1474'>&gt;&gt;1474</a><br />Try Links.<br />Also pretty sure OpenBSD comes with LLVM, so you don&#39;t have to use gcc if you don&#39;t want to.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1476'>&gt;&gt;1476</a><br />It does come with LLVM, but I&#39;d still like to remove GCC.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1479'>&gt;&gt;1479</a><br />because GCC is a useless piece of gnushit<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1477'>&gt;&gt;1477</a><br />Just manually delete all GCC-related files.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1473'>&gt;&gt;1473</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH DEVICES</span><br />I&#39;ll give you a tip. Shit tons of people are complaining about this.<br /><br />  $ sysctl hw.disknames<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1481'>&gt;&gt;1481</a><br />I&#39;m aware of that. There&#39;s also this command:<br />[code]dmesg|egrep &#39;([cswf]d). &#39;[/code]<br />But they aren&#39;t as informative and simple as lsblk. Even FreeBSD&#39;s camcontrol is pretty garbage.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1483'>&gt;&gt;1483</a><br />no [code] on nanochan. Everything&#39;s fixed width anyways though. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1482'>&gt;&gt;1482</a><br />I&#39;m sure it wouldn&#39;t be too hard to write a simple wrapper around those two commands which does the same thing as lsblk. It&#39;s just a matter of spending the time to do it.<br />Nobody&#39;s done it so far because lsblk is really just a minor convenience, not something absolutely necessary.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1452'>&gt;&gt;1452</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Alpine is one of the few non-cancer linux distros</span><br />Has the usual leftist code of conduct.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Gentoo&#39;s package manager uses fucking python, the most useless, slowest programming language on the planet</span><br />While it&#39;s true, build time usually dwarfs portage time (even if it&#39;s indeed long). There&#39;s also Paludis if you want something different.<br />And python is a dependency for a lot of essential stuff, these days (especially meson that&#39;s being used by mesa and others).<br />I won&#39;t defend Gentoo&#39;s use of python (and reliance on bash), but that&#39;s basically the only minus of Gentoo.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1486'>&gt;&gt;1486</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;chode of conduct</span><br />welp, correction: <i>there are no cancer-free poonix distros</i><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;build time usually dwarfs portage time</span><br />I used to hate when emerge -pqv took so fucking long to tell me what dependencies would be installed for a particular set of useflags. fucking cancer.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1446'>&gt;&gt;1446</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;archive.is</span><br />It&#39;s <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archivecaslytosk.onion'>http://archivecaslytosk.onion</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Are there any other distros that offer tor repository like Devuan? It&#39;s their biggest selling point and reason why I use it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1489'>&gt;&gt;1489</a><br />you can use more or less any package manager&#39;s distribution servers over tor, a hidden service doesn&#39;t magically make it better for tor users, except I guess for the guarantee that they won&#39;t block tor.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Fuck systemd, I&#39;m running <b>Devuan</b> stable though every time I&#39;ve tried to upgrade to testing (Beowulf) I have failed (possibly says more about me than Devuan, hehe)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post119'>&gt;&gt;119</a><br />Strange Devuan is not on your list OP<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1489'>&gt;&gt;1489</a><br />Meh, Tor onion services are not that more secure... you can also install <i>apt-transport-https</i> and add a mirror you trust to <i>/etc/apt/sources.list</i>:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;deb <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://&lt;MIRROR'>https://&lt;MIRROR</a> DOMAIN&gt;/devuan/merged/ ascii main</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;deb <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://&lt;MIRROR'>https://&lt;MIRROR</a> DOMAIN&gt;/devuan/merged/ ascii-updates main</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;deb <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://&lt;MIRROR'>https://&lt;MIRROR</a> DOMAIN&gt;/devuan/merged/ ascii-security main</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1492'>&gt;&gt;1492</a><br />Here are a few HTTPS-supported Devuan mirrors:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://pkgmaster.devuan.org/merged/'>https://pkgmaster.devuan.org/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://sledjhamr.org/devuan/merged/'>https://sledjhamr.org/devuan/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/devuan/merged/'>https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/devuan/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://devuan.ipacct.com/devuan/merged/'>https://devuan.ipacct.com/devuan/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirror.checkdomain.de/devuan/merged/'>https://mirror.checkdomain.de/devuan/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://ftp.fau.de/devuan/merged/'>https://ftp.fau.de/devuan/merged/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirror.koddos.net/devuan/merged/'>https://mirror.koddos.net/devuan/merged/</a><br />More here: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/devuan/mirror_list.txt'>https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/devuan/mirror_list.txt</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1da74ce52d24f4b6f2b828016556cdc5a653696b129bad3dfe8ce20d148471fb.png
Comment:
  <span class='redtext'>Using SD cards for secure &quot;air-gapped&quot; file transfer</span><br />Using USB sticks to transfer files across multiple computers is certainly not secure since the USB bus allows for <b>Direct Memory Access</b> and an USB device can pretend to be anything by changing its firmware/software.<br /><br />Now, SD cards are far more limited as to what they are allowed to access on the host computer and offer only an SPI interface to write to and read files from it. Now, what do you think is it reasonably secure using an SD card to transfer files or not?<br /><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;Just use CD/DVDs</span><br />That&#39;s an option though it is quite bulky and quite wasteful (for write-once CD/DVDs)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1494'>&gt;&gt;1494</a><br />USB does not allow DMA though. At least not to the extent that a plugged-in USB device can read or write main memory. It is, however, a concern that a USB device can emulate e.g. a keyboard and start typing random commands.<br />SD cards are ok <i>if</i> you access them through SPI, but they also have a <span class='kiketext'>(((proprietary protocol)))</span> for access which I wouldn&#39;t use out of principle, although it still doesn&#39;t allow for data theft. Most card readers use the <span class='kiketext'>(((proprietary protocol)))</span> because it&#39;s faster.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1495'>&gt;&gt;1495</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;USB does not allow DMA though</span><br />Hm, I thought the USB protocol could be exploited to allow for DMA access ... but I can&#39;t find much on it besides this:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech'>https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1497'>&gt;&gt;1497</a><br />Nevermind<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This is achieved by using DMA over PCIe.</span><br />I got confused by &quot;USB3380&quot; ...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Direct Memory Access</span><br />Only if you find a vulnerable driver (which probably exists).<br /><br />And yes, use SD Cards for transferring to and from an airgapped machine.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1493'>&gt;&gt;1493</a><br />I use the Chile one for use-computer devuan.dcc.uchile.cl<br />The more privacy you have, the more secure you are.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1501'>&gt;&gt;1501</a><br />Thanks for the news but this thread is worse than pigchan-tier.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1502'>&gt;&gt;1502</a><br />Even pigchan threads tend to include actual information in the OP at least 1/4th the time.  Step up your game OP and stop embarrassing us.  Archive your shit, put plenty of quotes, etc.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post120'>&gt;&gt;120</a><br />How do I do deniable encryption on openbsd? On linux you can use luks (implying you can safely hide the header) or dm-crypt with some magic.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 55079d1e3451ac345f6e99f7a84fba02188d2812fb46aa0faca216631c140276.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;pigchan</span><br />Is that how 4chan is called now?<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1501'>&gt;&gt;1501</a><br />You could have at least included some information from that link you posted ... or its author, namely Eric S. Raymond*<br />* Wtf is up with his favicon (see pic, or link)?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.catb.org/favicon.ico'>http://www.catb.org/favicon.ico</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post181'>&gt;&gt;181</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;can have thumbnails for not only images but also videos, pdfs and shit and even uncommon formats like .blend</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;with intuitive ui, zero learning curve</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;all out of the box</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;chooses to spend his time learning some unpolished shit because it has less lines of code</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1505'>&gt;&gt;1505</a><br />That&#39;s his icon. He uses it for his avatar on his blog and on twitter. I don&#39;t know why he uses it. <br />ESR is considered to be a complete description of him. This would be like complaining that OP didn&#39;t say who RMS is.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1505'>&gt;&gt;1505</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Is that how 4chan is called now?</span><br />No. Lurk moar.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Cock.li down
File: 056ce277ac85fdfc22a0d6d9d6199bc8a45caa0f4122e4c08679527deb2ef898.png
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://cock.li'>https://cock.li</a> or <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://cockmailwwfvrtqj.onion/'>http://cockmailwwfvrtqj.onion/</a> was down due to a raid by the glow in the dark people.  <br />Do you still trust cock.li nano/g/?<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  OP is fucking retarded<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;How can I trust you?</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You can&#39;t. Cock.li doesn&#39;t parse your E-mail to provide you with targeted ads, nor do I read E-mail contents unless it&#39;s for a legal court order. However, it is 100% possible for me to read E-mail, and IMAP/SMTP doesn&#39;t provide user-side/client-side encryption, so you&#39;re just going to have to take my word for it. Any encryption implementation would still technically allow me to read E-mail, too. This was true for Lavabit as well -- while your E-mail was stored encrypted (only if you were a paid member, which most people forget), E-mail could still technically be intercepted while being received / sent (SMTP), or while being read by your mail client (IMAP). For privacy, I would recommend encrypting your E-mails using PGP using a mail client add-on like Enigmail.</span><br /><br />Also, there&#39;s this quote from /g/:<br /><br />Administering a mail host is sort of like being a nurse; there&#39;s a brief period at the start when the thought of seeing people&#39;s privates might be vaguely titillating in a theoretical sense, but that sort of thing doesn&#39;t last long when it&#39;s up against the daily reality of shit, piss, blood, and vomit.<br /><br />Now that I think about it, administering a mail host is exactly like being a nurse, only people die slightly less often. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  There is a video from CCC on how to exploit SD cards microcontrollers. It&#39;s quite hard when you don&#39;t have access to the source code, but cianiggers probably have it.<br />From the microcontroller they can exploit SD card reader firmware, which is a USB device, so theoretically sdcards can be used to pwn the system. It must be a sophisticated malware like stuxnet tho.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1512'>&gt;&gt;1512</a><br />Thanks for the news. Does Cock.li (still) have a warrant canary?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Do you still trust cock.li nano/g/?</span><br />No. But they do accept Tor + Bitcoin, which is good.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1514'>&gt;&gt;1514</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;exploit SD cards microcontrollers</span><br />That&#39;s only a problem when you, for example, re-use the same USB SD card reader on multiple computers.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1512'>&gt;&gt;1512</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;cock.li is down for a day, better hand over all my mails to <span class='kiketext'>(((google)))</span></span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Why Hackers Must Eject the SJWs
Comment:
  The hacker culture, and STEM in general, are under ideological attack. Recently I blogged a safety warning that according to a source I consider reliable, a “women in tech” pressure group has made multiple efforts to set Linus Torvalds up for a sexual assault accusation. I interpreted this as an attempt to beat the hacker culture into political pliability, and advised anyone in a leadership position to beware of similar attempts.<br /><br />Now comes Roberto Rosario of the Django Software Foundation. Django is a web development framework that is a flourishing and well-respected part of the ecology around the of the Python language. On October 29th 2015 he reported that someone posting as ‘djangoconcardiff’ opened an issue against pull request #176 on ‘awesome-django’, addressing it to Rosario. This was the first paragraph.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Hi</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;great project!! I have one observation and a suggestion. I noticed that you have rejected some pull requests to add some good django libraries and that the people submitting thsoe pull requests are POCs (People of Colour). As a suggestion I recommend adopting the Contributor Code of Conduct (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://contributor-covenant.org'>http://contributor-covenant.org</a>) to ensure everyone’s contributions are accepted regarless [sic] of their sex, sexual orientation, skin color, religion, height, place of origin, etc. etc. etc. As a white straight male and lead of this trending repository, your adoption of this Code of Conduct will send a loud and clear message that inclusion is a primary objective of the Django community and of the software development community in general. D.</span><br /><br />Conversation on that issue is preserved in the Twitter link above, but the issue itself in GitHub has apparently been deleted in its totality. Normally, only GitHub staff can do this. A copy is preserved here.<br /><br />It is unknown who was speaking as ‘djangoconcardiff’, and that login has now been deleted, like the GitHub issue. (DjangoCon Europe 2015 was this past May/June in Cardiff.)<br /><br />The slippery, Newspeak-like quality of djangoconcardiff’s “suggestion” makes it hard to pin down from the text itself whether he/she is merely stumping for inclusiveness or insinuating that rejection of pull requests by “persons of color” is itself evidence of racism and thoughtcrime.<br /><br />But, if you think you’re reading that ‘djangoconcardiff’ considers acceptance of pull requests putatively from “persons of color” to be politically mandatory, a look at the Contributor Covenant he/she advocates will do nothing to dissuade you. Paragraph 2 denounces the “pervasive cult of meritocracy”. [Update: The explicit language has since been removed. The intention rather obviously remains]<br /><br />It is clear that djangoconcardiff and the author of the Covenant (self-described transgender feminist Coraline Ada Ehmke) want to replace the “cult of meritocracy” with something else. And equally clear that what they want to replace it with is racial and sexual identity politics.<br /><br />Rosario tagged his Twitter report “Social Justice in action!” He knows who these people are: SJWs, “Social Justice Warriors”. And, unless you have been living under a rock, so do you. These are the people – the political and doctrinal tendency, united if in no other way by an elaborate shared jargon and a seething hatred of djangoconcardiff’s “white straight male”, who recently hounded Nobel laureate Tim Hunt out of his job with a fraudulent accusation of sexist remarks.<br /><br />I’m not going to analyze SJW ideology here except to point out, again, why the hacker culture must consider anyone who holds it an enemy. This is because we must be a cult of meritocracy. We must constantly demand merit – performance, intelligence, dedication, and technical excellence – of ourselves and each other.<br /><br />Now that the Internet – the hacker culture’s creation! – is everywhere, and civilization is increasingly software-dependent, we have a duty, the duty I wrote about in Holding Up The Sky. The invisible gears have to turn. The shared software infrastructure of civilization has to work, or economies will seize up and people will die. And for large sections of that infrastructure, it’s on us – us! – to keep it working. Because nobody else is going to step up.<br /><br />We dare not give less than our best. If we fall away from meritocracy – if we allow the SJWs to remake us as they wish, into a hell-pit of competitive grievance-mongering and political favoritism for the designated victim group of the week – we will betray not only what is best in our own traditions but the entire civilization that we serve.<br /><br />This isn’t about women in tech, or minorities in tech, or gays in tech. The hacker culture’s norm about inclusion is clear: anybody who can pull the freight is welcome, and twitching about things like skin color or shape of genitalia or what thing you like to stick into what thing is beyond wrong into silly. This is about whether we will allow “diversity” issues to be used as wedges to fracture our community, degrade the quality of our work, and draw us away from our duty.<br /><br />When hackers fail our own standards of meritocracy, as we sometimes do, it’s up to us to fix it from within our own tradition: judge by the work alone, you are what you do, shut up and show us the code. A movement whose favored tools include the rage mob, the dox, and faked incidents of bigotry is not morally competent to judge us or instruct us.<br /><br />I have been participating in and running open-source projects for a quarter-century. In all that time I never had to know or care whether my fellow contributors were white, black, male, female, straight, gay, or from the planet Mars, only whether their code was good. The SJWs want to make me care; they want to make all of us obsess about this, to the point of having quotas and struggle sessions and what amounts to political officers threatening us if we are insufficiently “diverse”.<br /><br />Think I’m exaggerating? Read the whole djangoconcardiff thread. What’s there is totalitarianism in miniature: ideology is everything, merit counts for nothing against the suppression of thoughtcrime, and politics is conducted by naked intimidation against any who refuse to conform. Near the end of the conversation djangoconcardiff threatens to denounce Rosario to the board of the Django Software Foundation in the confused, illiterate, vicious idiom of an orc or a stormtrooper.<br /><br />It has been suggested that djangoconcardiff might be a troll emulating an SJW, and we should thus take him less seriously. The problem with this idea is that no SJW disclaimed him – more generally, that “Social Justice” has reached a sort of Poe’s Law singularity at which the behavior of trolls and true believers becomes indistinguishable even to each other, and has the same emergent effects.<br /><br />In the future, the hacker whose community standing the SJWs threaten could be you. The SJWs talk ‘diversity’ but like all totalitarians they measure success only by total ideological surrender – repeating their duckspeak, denouncing others for insufficent political correctness, loving Big Brother. Not being a straight white male won’t save you either – Roberto Rosario is an Afro-Hispanic Puerto Rican.<br /><br />We must cast these would-be totalitarians out – refuse to admit them on any level except by evaluating on pure technical merit whatever code patches they submit. We must refuse to let them judge us, and learn to recognize their thought-stopping jargon and kafkatraps as a clue that there is no point in arguing with them and the only sane course is to disengage. We can’t fix what’s broken about the SJWs; we can, and must, refuse to let them break us.<br /><br />(Roberto Rosario, Meredith L. Patterson, and Rick Moen assisted in the composition of this post. However, any errors are the sole responsibility of the author.)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post108'>&gt;&gt;108</a><br />Downloading files from Tor is not a bad idea unless you use proprietary reader which executes javascript macros or click on links inside the document.<br />However, cross-referencing them with other copies on the web would be a good precaution. For example, there are two versions of Anarchist Cookbook on Library Genesis, and both they have different sizes from one posted here.<br /><br />Can admin fix file names to retain original meaning or is it for data anonymization similar to erasing EXIF fields on jpegs?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1503'>&gt;&gt;1503</a><br />sorry, i&#39;m just getting used to imageboards! :/<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1522'>&gt;&gt;1522</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;oopsie woopsie i made a fucky wucky</span><br />Fuck off.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post110'>&gt;&gt;110</a><br />Be more careful next time ...<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1521'>&gt;&gt;1521</a><br />I don&#39;t allow any software to connect to the internet unless I explicitly allow it to.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Can admin fix file names</span><br />This is much needed.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1428'>&gt;&gt;1428</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Wish there was some sort of significant fork that used sane addons and settings</span><br />I&#39;m working on my personal fork of Tor Browser (Firefox) and at the moment it has some minor changes to the C++ code.<br />Firefox can be really good, but Mozilla is ruining it big time. That said, changes are easily made and the code is pretty readable (even for me).<br /><br />Question, would you consider running a fork of Tor Browser from an &#39;anonymous&#39; person from the Internet?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1525'>&gt;&gt;1525</a><br />Not him but if it was a patch that I could look at myself then maybe<br />Otherwise I definitely wouldn&#39;t if there isn&#39;t already well established with a sizable userbase for it<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e32145f92a37964f7b54a4f4b573d7ae61b2eb72327287d9c673de8b71919597.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1421'>&gt;&gt;1421</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DuckDuckGo</span><br />I&#39;ve been using it for much too long (because of Tor Browser), here are some of the problems with DuckDuckGo:<br />- They use Amazon Web Services (which has a multi-million $ contract with the CIA)<br />- It is initially developed by and owned by <span class='kiketext'>(((Gabriel Weinberg)))</span>, which ran a service called NamesDatabase (name says it all) which essentially massively violated the privacy of many users and encoraged people to refer other people and enter valid address information.<br />- I think they&#39;re pretty honest about it: &quot;We don&#39;t track you, but others [CIA, Amazon] do.&quot;<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1526'>&gt;&gt;1526</a><br />Right, that&#39;s a good method. Though there needs to be a good instructions on how to compile Firefox (preferably offline)<br />FYI: Compiling it took about 2,5 hours (on an average second-hand laptop) and making a minor change after the first compilation takes about 15 minutes.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1528'>&gt;&gt;1528</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;instructions on how to compile Tor Browser (Firefox only)</span><br />- First of all make sure you have a recent stable version of Rust installed<br />- Then clone <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://gitweb.torproject.org/tor-browser.git'>https://gitweb.torproject.org/tor-browser.git</a><br />- Follow the instructions up to the &#39;make&#39; command here:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorBrowser/Hacking#BuildingJustFirefox'>https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorBrowser/Hacking#BuildingJustFirefox</a><br />- Unquote &#39;ac_add_options --enable-tor-browser-update&#39; in the &#39;.mozconfig&#39; file and run &#39;make&#39;<br /><br />It&#39;s a bit hacky though it worked for me.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 7b7715fe19821eb36959f0f7c48f219eae02dbc7a6e8dea9907d31c2d63ec3ca.jpg
Comment:
  We need to create &quot;&quot;&quot;problematic&quot;&quot;&quot; software so corporations stay out of hacker culture. Like name your open source file browser &quot;nigger&quot;. All this SJW bullshit is just because of corporations getting into open source and infosec.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: f82983ab5769300948d0eb97f7b604a2ee4966b1362b295e0e4daa8c01a7bd81.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1252'>&gt;&gt;1252</a><br />correct. luckily this imageboard is one of the few places that works without cookies,&quot;referer&quot;[sic], or JS.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;linux.org</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;fuck the coc fuck the trannies</span><br />I TOLD YOU LINUX IS RACIST!!!<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1446'>&gt;&gt;1446</a><br />post the link correctly you dick fuck. shortlinks are for retard niggers<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archive.is/2018.12.07-021431/http://www.linux.org/'>http://archive.is/2018.12.07-021431/http://www.linux.org/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  tor isn&#39;t slow, it merely has high (ish) latency, which gets amplified about 100x when you use shitty web services. and if that &quot;age&quot; ever came, such services would just get more bandwidth.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1512'>&gt;&gt;1512</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Do you still trust cock.li</span><br />why would I trust it? i use it because i can sign up without too much captcha/phone fuckery like all the normalfag email services (gmail,yandex,yahoo, etc). why are you using email for something that needs &quot;trust&quot;????<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1535'>&gt;&gt;1535</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;http://</span><br />You&#39;re the niggerfaggot here.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1525'>&gt;&gt;1525</a><br />I wouldn&#39;t &#39;trust&#39;, but reading a diff isn&#39;t that hard.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1530'>&gt;&gt;1530</a><br />Then faggots make a fork of your software with a different name.<br />Like fortune with removed Hitler quotes.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 9aca4b1a17f5ca6b31a729aff3931739513b7caa1a287725179fc3e5a9b2f4be.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1417'>&gt;&gt;1417</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Use Searx. It has multiple instances and some of those instances are hosted on hidden services.</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances'>https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/'>https://stats.searx.xyz/</a> (Clearnet)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html'>https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html</a> (Tor Hidden Services)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://searx.neocities.org/'>https://searx.neocities.org/</a> (Use random Searx search engines)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1539'>&gt;&gt;1539</a><br />Hm, looking more into WebExtensions (quite limited in capabilities) I have come to the conclusion that for what I&#39;m trying to do it is enough and I do not have to change the C++ code to achieve my goal. Though there are still security fixes to be made* which require you to change the C++ code and re-compile. Also much can be achieved by tweaking the settings in &quot;about:config&quot;.<br />* <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status='>https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=</a>!closed&amp;component=Applications%2FTor+Browser<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1542'>&gt;&gt;1542</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;WebExtensions</span><br />The thing with Extensions on Firefox is that you are required to send your extension to them and acquire a signature from Mozilla before it can be used in Firefox.  Setting &quot;xpinstall.signatures.required&quot; to &quot;false&quot; isn&#39;t working for me (the XPI is giving me an error while I&#39;m able to load the extension at the &quot;about:debugging&quot; page). Is there any way for people around this, still?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Setting &quot;xpinstall.signatures.required&quot; to &quot;false&quot; isn&#39;t working for me</span><br />Nevermind, this works. I just took uBlock Origin removed the META_INF folder, changed it a bit and added it to Tor Browser with no issue (only a warning that it is unverified).<br />By the way, setting &quot;xpinstall.signatures.required&quot; to false in everything except the Release version of Firefox still works.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1538'>&gt;&gt;1538</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh https</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;not using the hidden service archivecaslytosk.onion</span><br />who&#39;s the niggerfaggot<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 936d6e1eada8e8de69d7e78225933674316341013fd97f28f5489ec81f3409d9.pdf
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;removed Hitler quotes</span><br />Probably because it portrayed him and National Socialism in a positive light, here&#39;s Adolf Hitler on Palestine:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Similarly the fact has obviously escaped Mr. Roosevelt&#39;s notice that Palestine is at present occupied not by German troops but by the English; and that the country is undergoing restriction of its liberty by the most brutal resort to force, is being robbed of its independence and is suffering the cruelest maltreatment for the benefit of Jewish interlopers.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The Arabs living in that country would therefore certainly not have complained to Mr. Roosevelt of German aggression, but they are voicing a constant appeal to the world, deploring the barbarous methods with which England is attempting to suppress a people which loves its freedom and is merely defending it.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This, too, is perhaps a problem which in the American President&#39;s view should be solved at the conference table, that is, before a just judge, and not by physical force or military methods, by mass executions, burning down villages, blowing up houses and so on.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;For one fact is surely certain. In this case England is not defending herself against a threatened Arab attack, but as an uninvited interloper [think again of Occupied Palestine, aka Israel, today], is endeavoring to establish her power in a foreign territory which does not belong to her.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;<b>I am not least willing to allow foreign statesmen to create a second Palestine right here in the heart of Germany. The poor Arabs are defenseless and have been abandoned by all.</b> The Germans in Czechoslovakia are neither defenseless nor have they been abandoned. Please note this fact!</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://vimeo.com/161386027'>https://vimeo.com/161386027</a><br /><br />Mein Kampf (My Struggle) is worth reading as well, see attached file.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1540'>&gt;&gt;1540</a><br />That&#39;s why you should make all your software heavily restricted and licensed so that subhumans can&#39;t legally use it. And back that up with legal action.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1547'>&gt;&gt;1547</a><br />Just wondering, if I chose say GPLv3 for my software project and have had people contributing to my software, am I still legally able to switch licenses after that?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1252'>&gt;&gt;1252</a><br />HTTP, Browsers and SSL are all problematic for anonymity. Only solution is a maintainable fork of, say, Firefox.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1549'>&gt;&gt;1549</a><br />Better yet, Tor Browser because they have already done quite a few things to avoid fingerprintability but still:<br />- Reset NoScript to allow Javascript every time you restart<br />- Do not have uBlock Origin or uMatrix installed<br />- Send HTTP referrers<br />- Have fingerprintable SSL through intermediate SSL certificates<br />- Have many tickets which are neglected but are quite concerning:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status='>https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?status=</a>!closed&amp;component=Applications%2FTor+Browser<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1548'>&gt;&gt;1548</a><br />You can switch licenses for future releases, but not for past releases. If you try to retroactively apply a license to a past release, it will have no legal power.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1550'>&gt;&gt;1550</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Have fingerprintable SSL through intermediate SSL certificates</span><br />Apparantly not since the &#39;cert8.db&#39; file is stored in memory and not on disk, this is cleared upon New Identity but there&#39;s still a mention of it in &#39;torbutton.js&#39; which says it doesn&#39;t clear it:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/21559'>https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/21559</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1552'>&gt;&gt;1552</a><br />Well if the contributors agreed to contribute under the GPLv3 and a year later I switch to the MIT license won&#39;t that be a problem? By the way I think it&#39;s best for people to not care about copyright at all, but yeah. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1554'>&gt;&gt;1554</a><br />well that&#39;s basically how every darkweb software project functions. the authors can&#39;t take legal action without compromising their anonymity, so all their software is technically proprietary but in practice you can do anything with it.<br />If one were a clearnet proprietary software developer, you could just state in your license &quot;nobody can use this software&quot;, but only ever take action against nonwhites. It would require a great deal of trust from white people to use your software though, since they could technically get sued at any time.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 57f661780338ab3790ef5a2b082815828ce76a0b13e2225385d55cd67a9de1e2.png
Comment:
  Is there any currently supported way of making your security slider for TBB in tails persistent?  The fact that it defaults to allowing JS in fucking tails, an entire OS designed around security and anonymity is completely retarded.  Are there are decent alternatives to tails if there&#39;s no simple way of forcing it to default to blocking JS?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1556'>&gt;&gt;1556</a><br />Modify the source code and release your own patch. No need to make an entirely new system for one very minor change like that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Plenty of people have asked this on various forums before.  There&#39;s even a 3 year old ticket for it to be changed.  Apparently one of the worlds most renowned security focused operating systems is developed by people who are perfectly fine with people forgetting to switch off niggerscript being one of the single biggest points of failure and leaving it the way it is.  At this point I&#39;m convinced tails is just a honeypot designed to lure people into a false sense of security so they will inevitably forget to turn off niggerscript on one of the hundreds of times they run the OS so they can then leak their IP.  There is literally no other reason it would be on by default with no way to create a persistent security slider.  The funniest part is that the homepage they force you to load runs niggerscript too, so if they are compromised your IP is leaked before you even have a chance to manually change the security slider.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1558'>&gt;&gt;1558</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The funniest part is that the homepage they force you to load runs niggerscript too, so if they are compromised your IP is leaked before you even have a chance to manually change the security slider.</span><br />You can change the security slider offline and then reconnect.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Tie tracker to imageboard usage
File: cb4084ae761ae3f57f1751e20344bd84640c642954773ba950e9f0ac25fbc70c.jpg
Comment:
  Most share threads seem to use mega or use pre existing services which of course leaves them at the mercy of those continuing to operate. Wouldn&#39;t it be a better idea to somehow tie a tracker to the usage of that imageboard or even thread? Being that it would reduce the likely exposure to do-gooders and save you the trouble of working around any restrictions those other services might have.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1548'>&gt;&gt;1548</a><br />Major projects distinguish between &quot;trivial&quot; changes, which aren&#39;t under copyright because they&#39;re so simple, and non-trivial changes. If you have contributors submitting non-trivial changes, then you have to either get them to agree to a license switch, or remove their changes from the tree beforehand. <br />One handy workaround for the GPL though is to use a patchset. Have the source code you have rights to under whichever license, and then distribute their changes as a GPL licensed patchset alongside the rest of the source. If you want to distribute bins, you&#39;ll need to use the old linking loophole instead. <br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1555'>&gt;&gt;1555</a><br />If you only redistribute your changes over the darkweb, then you get the extra protection that a potential litigator can&#39;t prove you did it. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you could just state in your license &quot;nobody can use this software&quot;</span><br />This is a EULA, not a license. Generally, the enforcability of EULAs is much weaker than a real contract. A court wouldn&#39;t listen to you if you said you were banning people who got the software legitimately from running it. The only thing licenses can limit is distribution. So you could say &quot;nobody can distribute the software&quot;, but then only sue people who give it to non-whites. (I also bet that some non-white would sue you for discrimination anyways, and win because courts are pozzed)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1558'>&gt;&gt;1558</a><br />It was cute seeing how Tails niggered the TorBrowser&#39;s default homepage. As soon as you start TB it notifies the cianiggers that you&#39;re online first thing.<br /><br />Sure maybe I&#39;m paranoid but I thought the whole shtick was not standing out. So you got to wonder: if they customized the browser homepage, who knows what else they customized that could be fingerprintable?<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1495'>&gt;&gt;1495</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Proprietary Protocol</span><br />I don&#39;t think this is happening in Linux though.  I think the protocol is &#39;windows-based&#39; - please correct me if I am wrong.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1517'>&gt;&gt;1517</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;use SD card on multiple computers</span><br />yeah, but wasn&#39;t that OP&#39;s point?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1261'>&gt;&gt;1261</a><br />No, p2p networks are feasible. See Napster, torrent, etc before they were killed for <span class='kiketext'>(((&quot;&quot;&quot;piracy&quot;&quot;&quot;)))</span> reasons. All we&#39;re waiting for is an anonymous network like Freenet to become big.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1262'>&gt;&gt;1262</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Content-addressable networks are not a new concept.</span><br />exactly my response when the IPFS meme started<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1540'>&gt;&gt;1540</a><br />And only bloatwhores will run software so bloated it has changesets and even extra code just to remove &quot;problematic&quot; language.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 6949e69afda28552061e58c596fd5a1c85b5921743fe3d359314b14ca4db827e.jpg
Comment:
  a. You&#39;re complaining because your HTTP response wasn&#39;t officially signed by a CA. So you would be happy if Google, Microsoft, Verisign, or any of the other 500 CAs, or someone who hacked one of them signed the response.<br />b. You can just add HTTP yourself.<br />c. Since you&#39;re one of those cock sucking faggots who are obsessed with snakeoil such as HTTPS and DNSSEC, you probably already have the &quot;HTTPS Everywhere&quot; addon, which would automatically go to the HTTPS version of the website anyway.<br />d. You could literally use the HTTP onion domain and be more secure than HTTPS.<br />day of the seal soon<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;DMA and</span><br />what now. if a USB device can do DMA nothing else matters, it has access to all your RAM<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;can pretend to be anything by changing its firmware/software. </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh changing</span><br />no, it can simply be malicious by design, what kind of retarded thinking process do you have<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  Email isn&#39;t secure you fucktard. It by design gets routed all over the place and has bloated ass MIME and even HTML/JS/CSS and such bullshit. The most secure way to do email with common tools is to manually PGP-encrypt your message and then paste it into an email.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; The only solution then, is Plausible Deniability. A service that operates on a zero information policy.</span><br />JUST<br />USE<br />PGP<br />FAGGOT<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  I literally use end-to-end crypto with cock.li for sensitive info with my landlord. There&#39;s not even any excuse for you faggots to do anything less secure.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1370'>&gt;&gt;1370</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;django is much more practical and useful</span><br />AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1393'>&gt;&gt;1393</a><br />Literally which corporation&#39;s cock are you sucking off when you imply an onion service is magically more vulnerable to spam? I can&#39;t even imagine what retarded fucking idea you had when you wrote your post.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;have to type in post IDs</span><br />The only workaround for that is using JS, which is far worse overall. Web applications are a hack, there will never be real support for even a feature this mundane. Meanwhile, this chan lets you post from Tor without cookies, referer [sic] headers, or JS.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Alternative Operating Systems
File: 5c62a29805ea7f2e35a05ed8e2a3589448d31b24c5107db47870b7c6bd9569c5.jpg
Comment:
  As a Linux user, I can&#39;t think of any moral or technical reason that I would stop using Linux in favor of a BSD operating system. My technical needs are met, I&#39;m not forced to use systemd, and I&#39;m familiar with the userland tools. Why should I use anything but Linux?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1573'>&gt;&gt;1573</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Hurr durr convince me</span><br />The choice is yours. It is not our responsibility to ensure the long-term reliability of your system against bluehairs.<br />I don&#39;t give two shits whether you want to use a pozzed system or not.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Free artist/album database?
File: 834edcba0b01ea6293e06b9041f790fbef6c34bf704172a418f5c4690851f01f.jpg
Comment:
  Hey, I&#39;m doing a music recommendation software (and learning TCL in the process) but I want to filter the submissions to avoid garbage. Anyone knows a way to do so? The filtering function would take an artist/album couple and check if it exists. Would be better if it could be done locally, but I somehow doubt it&#39;s possible to get such a free database.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1576'>&gt;&gt;1576</a><br />Tcl is a very nice language, good luck on learning it. Libraries are generally bad though, many are ancient, broken or incompatible.<br />As for filtering garbage, I&#39;d recommend first adding a simple captcha to stop people from using bots to spam. Even if this isn&#39;t a part of your threat model, it is very useful to at least have the option available.<br />Secondly, you could scrape wikipedia for lists of artists and their albums. This would work extremely well for the popular ones at the very least.<br />Scraping wikipedia is also quite easy since they have lists of shit as articles in addition to a downloadable archive of theif text.<br />You will need to parse them into a condensed format for more speed, which shouldn&#39;t be hard.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='spoiler'>OP here</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1565'>&gt;&gt;1565</a><br />Re-using (USB) SD card <i>readers</i> is problematic not re-using SD cards.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1569'>&gt;&gt;1569</a><br />Although USB doesn&#39;t have Direct-Memory Access the USB protocol does allow any particular USB device to have the capabilities of any other USB device by changing its firmware/software.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1577'>&gt;&gt;1577</a><br />Wikipedia is pretty poor on content, though. I&#39;d probably have more luck with discogs or last.fm<br /><br />I&#39;ll do it in TCL to learn it, but the final software will probably be in C, since the algorithm uses a graph with a node per album and needs both an adjacency matrix and adjacency lists.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: c31a39fedeac447e3d32e5ccf3e4908955229e979d79e76dc0ec6875141afc93.epub
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1580'>&gt;&gt;1580</a><br />That one is<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Simon St. Laurent - Introducing Erlang: Getting Started in Functional Programming (2nd Edition).epub</span><br /><br />This one is<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Joe Armstrong - Programming Erlang: Software for a Concurrent World (2nd Edition).epub</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 599dc92e115ad1338a5d71d0245dbadd21164b6c68b21ecb41e6c1723b3b8971.epub
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Francesco Cesarini, Steve Vinovski - Designing for Scalability with Erlang+OTP: Implementing Robust, Fault-Tolerant Systems.epub</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I use windows as i have been relatively tech illiterate up until recently. Being a relatively old guy i remember windows 95 and everything in between 10. All can say is that i loved windows XP and everything past 7 sucked. And then windows 10 came out and it has a fucking Microsoft store. I liked windows because it was convenient but it has forced me to consider Linux.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1264'>&gt;&gt;1264</a><br />those are terrible numbers you fuck. stop posting<br />and even with a pentium 2 those would be terrible numbers<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Why Windows is undebatably better than Linux
File: 151d24866f427dd88de674673f41457d6d4ae31267ff00272750875a9a3d687f.jpg
Comment:
  Open a text editor and hold &quot;a&quot;,&quot;s&quot;, and &quot;d&quot; at the same time. On Windows this will correctly output:<br />asdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasd<br />while on linux:<br />asdddddddddddddddddddddddddddd<br />It can&#39;t be fixed, it&#39;s a fundamental issue with X11. Linux is fucked<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1589'>&gt;&gt;1589</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;this will correctly output asdasdasdasd</span><br />why do you think this is &quot;correct&quot;<br />try doing the same thing in literally any real-mode operating system or application, it will either do the same thing as linux or simply stop printing keys<br />wangblows adds extra complexity (some sort of fucking buffer) for absolutely zero gain except to show off to your peers on an obscure anonymous japanese carrot boiling forum<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;hold three keys at the same time</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;none of which are modifiers</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;somehow there is a &quot;correct&quot; behavior expected from this</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1590'>&gt;&gt;1590</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1591'>&gt;&gt;1591</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it&#39;s not correct behavior!</span><br />they screech<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it&#39;s not being taken over by trannies!</span><br />they smug<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1592'>&gt;&gt;1592</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;durr the only two options are trannux and wangblows</span><br />back to pigchan<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Just did it on windows, it output as <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;asdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd</span><br />Windows is still better than Linux for most people, but just barely.  They are both shit, but Linux will surpass Windows in 2 or 3 years.  It&#39;s reached a point where there&#39;s essentially no reason for people to use windows for any reason other than muh video gaymes.  Unfortunately video games are being heavily pushed onto normalniggers and so everyday more people are mindlessly slaving away on them and refuse to switch because of this.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1594'>&gt;&gt;1594</a><br />Oh, so OP was bullshitting the whole time. we got t12013d.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1594'>&gt;&gt;1594</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Unfortunately video games are being heavily pushed onto normalniggers</span><br />Let me stop you there nigger autist. Games aren&#39;t pushed onto them. Normalniggers WANT games so there is demand. Window devs MAKE games so there is a supply. Linus devs DONT MAKE games so the normalniggers stay with Windows.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They are both shit, but Linux will surpass Windows in 2 or 3 years.</span><br />Yeah, MAYBE, but it won&#39;t be because Linus becomes LESS SHIT than Window. Rather because Window becomes MORE shit than Linus and in the end they&#39;ll both be ABSOLUTE SHIT.<br /><br />Expect the OpenFreeBDSM clones and ReactorOS to RISE as the new Linus and Window as their quality FALLS lower and lower because pajeet everywhere.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1596'>&gt;&gt;1596</a><br />Normalniggers don&#39;t want games.  Modern games aren&#39;t actually games, they are electronic skinner boxes/socialization simulators.  Modern games are being pushed on people by the proxy of learned degenerate behavioral traits being pushed onto them.  Either way it will all be irrelevant as virtualization gets more and more approachable.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1584'>&gt;&gt;1584</a><br />I have not idea where to refer newcomers to Linux, there are so many options for people.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  it has to be exaclty at the same time. maybe try a simpler combo like holding x and s at the same time<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1597'>&gt;&gt;1597</a><br />modern video games are literally just LARP. in an FPS you click on someone and half an hour they react and get damaged. even when watching another player, there&#39;s no consistency.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2c8a97e645213e10f69d5bb659c2c09104d41b486bfe2c1b09c86223db64470d.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1603'>&gt;&gt;1603</a><br />They have discovered that people only care about emotion, people don&#39;t care about being skilled in a game but care about <i>feeling</i> skilled in a game. Besides money the main motivation for creating games these days is distraction and enemy propaganda.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: PCI sound card conversion to DAC/ADC
Comment:
  I&#39;ve got a PCI sound card which has quite a few input and output channels. I&#39;m interested in trying to rig up a simple interface for connecting to LEDs and shit, like what one would do with a raspberry pi GPIO. Here are the inputs and outputs available on that PCI sound card:<br /><br />  * line in and mic (*2/stereo for 4 total input channels)<br />  * front out, rear out, center out (*2/stereo for 6 total output channels)<br /><br />However, the problem is that if I set a 1Hz signal to be output on one of the output channels, the signal decays over time. If I rip off/desolder all the capacitors near the output connectors, will this fix the problem? I heard that these capacitors stop very low frequencies from getting through.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 149cd1cc69179f6b48ff194e47b5053b28d11fea91932c8a08db2944e5a62841.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1605'>&gt;&gt;1605</a><br />Why not just DO IT FAGGOT<br />Clearly that isn&#39;t a soundcard you give many shits about since you are willing to remove random components from the PCB. (Well, not really &quot;random&quot; but you get the idea)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6f2af5c7eaf004ee5ca278bab765bda2ae743cea0492c84eebd0761429f71115.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1609'>&gt;&gt;1609</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;squinty</span><br />WRONG<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1610'>&gt;&gt;1610</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;openly flaunting double lid privilege</span><br />is this legal?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Easy way to archive Nanochan?
Comment:
  Obviously we won&#39;t be able to go on archive.is to archive posts here. Is some kind of archiving functionality planned? Ideally I&#39;d love to have for example a button in the top of the page that downloads a gzipped folder containing the html of the thread, the css and the files uploaded. I&#39;ve never programmed an image board before so I don&#39;t know how hard it is to implement but there should be a way to easily archive things here.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1589'>&gt;&gt;1589</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;third party software misbehaves so the os sucks</span><br />Well played, faggot. <br />Now fuck off back to halfchan.<br />


Board: g
Name: hakase <span class='capcode'>## Nanochan Administrator</span>
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1612'>&gt;&gt;1612</a><br />It&#39;s not particularly hard:<br />1. download everything from the /Static/ directory: nanochan.css, audio.png, video.png, document.png<br />2. download catalogs of all the boards<br />3. use a regular expression to find all thread URLs<br />4. download those thread URLs<br />5. use a regular expression to find all images in the /Media/ directory<br />6. download those images<br />7. set up a http server to point at the directory you downloaded<br />Obviously you have to preserve the directory structure for anything to work properly.<br />Alternatively, you can use the pyshit webpage2html script which can be found somewhere on shithub.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1615'>&gt;&gt;1615</a><br />That is a possibility ... :^)<br /><br />I would just use Wget, though I dislike it myself because it still doesn&#39;t have multi-threading and can thus be incredibly slow ...<br />[code]<br />torsocks -P 9050 wget --adjust-extension --convert-links --no-parent --page-requisites --mirror [URL]<br />[/code]<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1616'>&gt;&gt;1616</a><br />Wget is GNU cancer. Just follow Hapase&#39;s suggestion.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: DO NOT USE TORBROWSER 8.x or FF 6X
File: 9176b47add9be5fc5739e1d1e26d73a9da1dceef736781e8b6875cfa4724682f.jpg
Comment:
  DO NOT DOWNLOAD TORBROWSER 8.x or FF 6X<br />they have huge amount of zero-days. THEY ARE COMPROMISED<br /><br />PROOF: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://darknetlive.com/post/zero-day-company-reveals-vulnerability-in-tor-browser-7-x/'>https://darknetlive.com/post/zero-day-company-reveals-vulnerability-in-tor-browser-7-x/</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;In a post on Twitter, a company specializing in purchasing zero-day exploits from researchers and selling them to government agencies revealed that several versions of the Tor Browser fail to prevent JavaScript from running even with NoScript on the most secure setting.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The security company, Zerodium, announced the vulnerability after a new version of the Tor Browser had been released. Tor Browser 8.x is unaffected by the vulnerability, according to their announcement.</span><br />A company that earns profit on selling exploits for tor browser is telling you that tbb 7.X in UNSAFE and you need to migrate to SAFE tbb 8. does that sound legit? what is their motivation? how do you think?<br />if TBB 7 is so insecure, why would they speak about it publicly instead of selling zero-days for it?<br />the true reason is, because they have a lot of zero-days for TBB8, whereas TBB7 is mature and they won&#39;t be able to find much more holes.<br />THEY ARE A PRIVATE COMPANY that is &quot;specializing in purchasing zero-day exploits from researchers and selling them to government agencies&quot;. Your security is not in their interests, their interests is making profit by selling zero-days. If they shill for updating TBB to version 8, that means they will profit from it. How? By selling zero-days for TBB8. They have a lot of them.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Advisory: Tor Browser 7.x has a serious vuln/bugdoor leading to full bypass of Tor / NoScript ‘Safest’ security level (supposed to block all JS).</span><br />The exploit in TBB7 is not in browser code but in NoScript. However, NoScript creators quickly released a fix. You can get it here: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://noscript.net/getit'>https://noscript.net/getit</a> you need the 5.1.9 version for TBB7 and FF ESR &lt;60.<br />However, those fuckers from Zerodium, they tell you bullshit that you need to update your entire browser. Which is total bullshit. All you need is update NoScript.<br />Zerodium shill for TBB8 because they have huge amount of exploits for it and they will get rich from it.<br /><br />Another problem with TBB8 is that it stops spoofing useragent. It lowers your privacy.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://forums.whonix.org/t/tor-browser-8-and-removal-of-user-agent-spoofing/5930'>https://forums.whonix.org/t/tor-browser-8-and-removal-of-user-agent-spoofing/5930</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/27495'>https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/27495</a><br />Tor Project makes changes that lower anonymity of Tor users. Tor Project is compromised by CIA and MOSSAD.<br /><br />If you have TorBrowser 8 or Firefox 60+ you should quickly downgrade. This is SERIOUS situation.<br />However, this is not so easy, because Tor Project quickly removed all TorBrowser7.X from their site (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://dist.torproject.org/torbrowser/'>https://dist.torproject.org/torbrowser/</a>).<br />You need to download Tor Browser 7.5.6 from 3rd party websites:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.org/download/torbrowser-install-7.5.6_en-US_201811/torbrowser-install-7.5.6_en-US.exe'>https://archive.org/download/torbrowser-install-7.5.6_en-US_201811/torbrowser-install-7.5.6_en-US.exe</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://torify.me/en/download-tor-browser/download-tor-browser-for-windows.html'>https://torify.me/en/download-tor-browser/download-tor-browser-for-windows.html</a><br />after you download you can verify file<br />SHA1 eb39a62bea0e23816d5376600ad60a1f5ec603b5<br />SHA-256 475b2207314ddbf28ee79651b5d1154d59699e7b76a3b5081dce3caf97ab941e<br />SHA384 8f0471f191cf6f4965b5975a2679acf60cd6d1e4b9aac71212ff9ba5532160edc843303ccaab190a53950218ad868d46<br />SHA-512 6d8af481332ab552cf99a2f03373ed33262fbd8a74b6b082d3a05023c82a978ba0ff757a1d5c25414d419cf45dbd7b54678ea23c77cefff56a916cd48059d0c2<br />CRC32 cb25f5f0<br />MD5 886e550598a7328205c430936f4226f5<br />Size 53 868 664<br /><br />After you install it, update NoScript, <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://noscript.net/getit'>https://noscript.net/getit</a> follow the instructions there and install NoScript 5.1.9.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Notice: you may need to open about:config and set your xpinstall.signatures.required preference to false in order to install NoScript 5.x, since Mozilla doesn&#39;t support signatures for legacy add-ons anymore. If you&#39;re using a non ESR Firefox, you may also need this hack. </span><br /><br />Your life is at risk. Follow my instructions to be safe. Spread this message to as many people as possible.<br /><br />tl;dr<br />Tor Browser 8.x and FF 60+ are totally COMPROMISED. Downgrade to Tor Browser 7 and FF ESR 53 as quickly as possible. Tor Project is compromised by CIA and MOSSAD.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1619'>&gt;&gt;1619</a><br />You are using a flawed &quot;who said what&quot; methodology for finding the truth. It is unreliable. That <span class='kiketext'>(((company)))</span> may be using reverse psychology.<br />Come back when you have real evidence. Until then, I&#39;ll be using links + torsocks + tor, instead of some bloated crap like tor browser or furryfucks.<br />Nanochan has HTTPS by the way. Use it in combination with Tor&#39;s encryption, check hapase&#39;s /meta/ post for the public key ID. More encryption is better than less.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;A company that earns profit on selling exploits for tor browser is telling you that tbb 7.X in UNSAFE and you need to migrate to SAFE tbb 8. does that sound legit? what is their motivation? how do you think?</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if TBB 7 is so insecure, why would they speak about it publicly instead of selling zero-days for it?</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;the true reason is, because they have a lot of zero-days for TBB8, whereas TBB7 is mature and they won&#39;t be able to find much more holes.</span><br /><br />When you hear or read something, look at who is saying that and what is his true motivation. What he wants to achieve with it. What are his hidden motives.<br /><br />Facts:<br /><br />Zerodium = Private company that earns money on selling Tor Browser zero-days to governments<br /><br />So Zerodium has zero motivation to help people avoid zero-days, it has opposite motivation, to trap people into zero-days and sell those to governments.<br /><br />That means, when Zerodium tells you to do X, that means X will fuck you up. In this case X = &quot;Update your Tor Browser and Firefox goyim!&quot;<br /><br />When Zerodium tells you &quot;goyim Tor Browser 7 is insecure&quot; and &quot;goyim Tor Browser 8 is TOTALLY secure and safe&quot;, it&#39;s actually opposite. TBB7 is safe and they don&#39;t have exploits for it, but they have huge amount of exploits for TBB8.<br /><br />Their only point of existence is making profits for their shareholders, making profits by selling zero-days to governments.<br /><br />We need to downgrade to Tor Browser 7<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 4fbd423e8f3a28a900bd67376e496e2c0122a4a02184f14bbf22516e19695c62.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1621'>&gt;&gt;1621</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;when <span class='kiketext'>(((Zerodium)))</span> says X that means you should do the opposite</span><br />What if <span class='kiketext'>(((Zerodium)))</span> told you not to install Macroshit Wangblows and use OpenBSD instead? Surely you should install Wangblows, because everything that <span class='kiketext'>(((Zerodium)))</span> says is wrong, amirite?<br />You must take into account that they could be using reverse psychology.<br />Note that I personally don&#39;t have a preference for TBB 7 or 8 because both are bloated pieces of shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1620'>&gt;&gt;1620</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You are using a flawed &quot;who said what&quot; methodology for finding the truth.</span><br />this is not flawed at all<br />if TBB7 was really bad and TBB8 good, they have zero interest to say that. Their only objective is to make as much profit as possible, by selling zero-days. They have zero interest in making users safer.<br /><br />also, the bug was in NoScript, not in TBB7 itself. why zeriodum shills told people to update TBB instead of just updating NoScript?<br />if you have a hole in your tire, you should change your tire, not your car. but Zeriodum told people to change a car<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That <span class='kiketext'>(((company)))</span> may be using reverse psychology.</span><br />No. Because when they released their recommendation, we got thousands of articles on the internet that we need to update Tor Browser and Firefox, nobody questioned Zerodium recommendations, millions of people had read those articles.<br />I am literally first person that is proposing that Zerodium fucked us over with their recommendation.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Come back when you have real evidence.</span><br />also TBB8/FF60 changed a huge amount of firefox code. this is big new attack surface<br />TBB7 family was based on long lived Firefox ESR 52. The codebase changed only for bugfixes for long time. But Firefox ESR 60+ changed huge amount of things and added a lot of bloat, it&#39;s huge attack surface ready to be used. they will find plenty of zero-days in it<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;ll be using links + torsocks + tor, instead of some bloated crap like tor browser or furryfucks.</span><br />if you don&#39;t use Tor Browser then probably this doesn&#39;t affect you. But Tor.exe could be compromised too, since Tor Project is controlled by CIA&amp;Mossad.<br />Not sure if using Links is so great idea, because you will stand off from other Tor browsers. Even if you changed your useragent in Links, your browser will behave differently that Tor Browser<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1622'>&gt;&gt;1622</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What if <span class='kiketext'>(((Zerodium)))</span> told you not to install Macroshit Wangblows and use OpenBSD instead? Surely you should install Wangblows, because everything that <span class='kiketext'>(((Zerodium)))</span> says is wrong, amirite?</span><br />Except Zerodium never said that and never will. They only say things they can profit off.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You must take into account that they could be using reverse psychology.</span><br />I did. It&#39;s not reverse psychology because millions of people read articles about Zerodium recommending to update TBB and Firefox, nobody questioned them, everyone agreed we need to do it.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Note that I personally don&#39;t have a preference for TBB 7 or 8 because both are bloated pieces of shit.</span><br />but TBB8 is more bloated and it contains huge amount of new code, that means huge attack surface<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1619'>&gt;&gt;1619</a><br />In what possible method of your crackpot thinking, did you somehow conclude that Tor is compromised by CIA/Mossad?<br /><br />No, seriously, tell me.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1624'>&gt;&gt;1624</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;In what possible method of your crackpot thinking, did you somehow conclude that Tor is compromised by CIA/Mossad?</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No, seriously, tell me.</span><br /><br />Tor is making many changes that lower anonymity and security of Tor users. Some time ago they also kicked off one guy on false rape accusations.<br /><br />Why CIA? Because Tor Project is based in US. Why Mossad? Because jews and Mossad own US and CIA. Americans are cucks that do everything what israel tells them. Israel even told americans to destroy their children&#39;s penis foreskins and americans complied with that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1131'>&gt;&gt;1131</a><br />I&#39;m interested in knowing this as well, it may be possible somehow if you disable the SSU transport protocol because it uses UDP and as far as i know tor does not support UDP.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1568'>&gt;&gt;1568</a><br />Why is DNSSEC snakeoil? Haven&#39;t been keeping up<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1608'>&gt;&gt;1608</a><br />I just use dark reader on static, looks good enough for me<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1611'>&gt;&gt;1611</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;tfw had double eyelids</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;one eye went back to single eyelids while the other still has two</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why do you even use Tails? It&#39;s piece of shit<br /><br />Use Whonix instead, stored on encrypted drive<br /><br />another problem with Tails is that it uses different entry node every time you use it<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Are there are decent alternatives to tails if there&#39;s no simple way of forcing it to default to blocking JS?</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://whonix.org'>https://whonix.org</a><br />difference is that whonix does not delete any data inside. but you can achieve that effect by cloning whonix VM, then doing something inside it, then nuking it<br /><br />also whonix is isolated (you run two VMs) but Tails only prevents clearnet requests with some shit firewall<br />in Whonix you can make clearnet requests and they go through Tor<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Windows is superior OS<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1584'>&gt;&gt;1584</a><br />If you liked Win XP the most why aren&#39;t you fucking using it?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1594'>&gt;&gt;1594</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Just did it on windows, it output as </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;asdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd</span><br />if you press first a then s then d it will output like you write<br />you need to press those keys at same time<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s reached a point where there&#39;s essentially no reason for people to use windows for any reason other than muh video gaymes.</span><br />ever heard about productivity? maybe you don&#39;t care about it because you are basement dweller<br />I don&#39;t play gaymes but will never switch to linux shit. if I will switch to different OS, it will be ReactOS<br /><br />linux is non user friendly piece of shit. to achieve basic things in it you need to spend 5 times as much effort as on windows<br />windows is efficient for user<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;I got a Raspberry Pi to fuck with once to make a file server,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;then I got another Pi,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;then I got a laptop, put an SSD with a Linux Distro onto it,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Have one Linux Laptop at my breakfast nook now,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Another Linux Laptop upstairs with two screens attached to it to be my main workhorse,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Another Linux Laptop setup to boot directly into Focuswriter</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Another Dual-Bootable Linux Laptop with Kali and another distro on it.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Windows laptop is now in the closet.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: tech in pedo
File: b308fc7f64a3d8db4e9f7cbe262eb09ea96f7db38b404845636fd3fc9b72fb73.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;not using technology to get little naked girls without feds throwing you to jail</span><br />why you even learn computers if you don&#39;t use them for good purposes<br />why wont you just watch those girl out of curiosity? you dont need to go do that in real life, just watch on computer to see it, how it looks<br /><br />also share what tools do you use when being pedo on the internet and computer<br />-file encryption<br />-anonymity<br /><br />Do you think that technology and open source helps pedos? They use open source tools like Tor and TrueCrypt. It allows them to do more pedo stuff.<br /><br />inb4 I glow<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Do you think that technology and open source helps pedos? </span><br /><br />Yes and that&#39;s why I am open source supporter<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;file encryption</span><br />open source software only. Full disk encryption is recommended. Some people only have encrypted containers with hot files, but this is dangerous.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;anonymity</span><br />Tor is a must. but additional measures are recommended. do not ever enable javascript on cp sites. all pedo deanonymizations happened through javascript exploits.<br />Whonix is also highly recommened. It can protect you against javascript or web browser exploits<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1633'>&gt;&gt;1633</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH USERS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH USERS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH USERS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;THINK OF DA USERS</span><br />&quot;Users&quot; = people who don&#39;t understand how computers work so they demand programmers to implement useless, bloated features just so that they can use something that they are used to.<br />&quot;Users&quot; = not programmers.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 7f283dcef2295d05de13e1287335d5c76f01ec4464c53cc9151711c44163619c.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1636'>&gt;&gt;1636</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inb4 I glow</span><br />yeah, you do, now get out<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Misdirection -- The Jew&#39;s oldest trick</span><br />You&#39;re the one misdirecting here the Jew has infiltrated almost every organization with enough power and influence.<br /><br />Regarding Tor Browser, the main problem is that you&#39;ll stand out when you&#39;re down-grading. That&#39;s all.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1643'>&gt;&gt;1643</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if someone posts an image that I have, that means they got it from ME</span><br />nice finking<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1644'>&gt;&gt;1644</a><br />When there are 1,645 post total that&#39;s a fair assumption.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1633'>&gt;&gt;1633</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ever heard about productivity?</span><br />If I cared about productivity I would be using Linux instead of winblows.  Can you actually cite an instance where windows is more &quot;&quot;productive&quot;&quot; than linux?  Linux can run on shit hardware, meaning you can just go buy some dirt cheap memepad on ebay and have a 3lb machine to take on the go.  You could do essentially everything 95% of people would need on a 2G ram machine because unlike windows linux doesn&#39;t use 50% of your ram at idle.  Plus tiling WM work properly on linux which is probably the biggest productivity change you can make in your work flow.  Unless you&#39;re referring to some creator software that is completely isolated to windows I can think of any situation where windows is more productive.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1649'>&gt;&gt;1649</a><br />You can be as productive on linux than on windows, most likely even more, but only if you know enough about computers. You need a firm grasp of the tools linux provides and use them to automate your workflow, something most people would not bother with<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1647'>&gt;&gt;1647</a><br />that&#39;s not a repost<br />thread was started both there and here at same time<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1648'>&gt;&gt;1648</a><br />that&#39;s not a repost<br />thread was started both there and here at same time<br /><br />and why do you call it pigchan?<br />


Board: g
Name: hakase <span class='capcode'>## Nanochan Administrator</span>
Comment:
  This thread has been autosaged because 1) it isn&#39;t really about technology, and 2) OP is a pigchan crossposting faggot.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1652'>&gt;&gt;1652</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why do you call it pigchan?</span><br />Lurk the fuck moar.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 0f1ecd7cd9b194a2050f0a853e5135e33800d1150389515eda19095cb0df6662.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1652'>&gt;&gt;1652</a><br />8chan&#39;s former proprietor was killed and eaten by the current proprietor&#39;s hogs. Ergo, pigchan.<br /><br />Like anon said, lurk moar, faggot.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1635'>&gt;&gt;1635</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;using trannux</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ever</span><br /><a class='reference' href='/pig'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/pig/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1655'>&gt;&gt;1655</a><br />Probably the best option for newcomers, yes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Well which distro are you using?</span><br />Devuan.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: What do you think of my setup /g/?
File: 79262c55ba929da9d20b48d083a5f9f8d47dbd59462f8db48fb5945f7afe5b34.jpg
Comment:
  Because I do not want to give every process on my laptop access to the Internet I block all Internet connectivity with a Firewall on my laptop and I block all Internet access for that laptop on my router as well.<br /><br />Now to get access to the internet I allow only access to port 22 (SSH) and my router IP, then I run this command if I want to connect to the Internet:<br /><i>ssh root@192.168.1.1 -D 9000</i><br /><br />Which sets up a SOCKS5 proxy which allows you to use the Internet connection of the router, processes can be configured to use that SOCKS5 proxy (TCP only) if you want these processes to connect to the Internet.<br /><br />For the router I&#39;m using a commercial router with OpenWrt, though I rather have a bit more trustworthy hardware and software ...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: C pointer dereferencing
File: 4fbd423e8f3a28a900bd67376e496e2c0122a4a02184f14bbf22516e19695c62.jpg
Comment:
  As we all know (hopefully), pointer dereferencing in C can be done in one of three ways.<br /><br />  *ptr or 0[ptr]<br />  ptr[9]<br />  ptr-&gt;elem<br /><br />Why can&#39;t we just unify those three methods into one, using brackets just like in (nasm syntax) assembly? It would be just like if the 0 in 0[ptr] could be omitted by default. The dot syntax for struct field access could be replaced by -&gt; (just because it looks better imo). So those three operations could be written as:<br /><br />  [ptr]<br />  [ptr+9]<br />  [ptr]-&gt;elem<br /><br />Anyone have a problem with this?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1659'>&gt;&gt;1659</a><br />Just FYI, I&#39;m attempting to block Internet access for processes (backdoors) in the firmware, BIOS, or CPU as well here. Also SSH isn&#39;t really necessary here, but I haven&#39;t put effort in looking for an alternative.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1f4ec0058905d2d0f5053bab5269008a7f7924a8e14983888b847411f76ba334.png
Comment:
  All Kiketel CPUs after the 286 have <span class='kiketext'>(((System Management Mode)))</span>, which is referred to as ring -2 and allows any random <span class='kiketext'>(((firmware)))</span> to have full access to the computer and all data. Even with your setup, some <span class='kiketext'>(((people)))</span> could inject special packets with sentinel values as a response to any request you make, which could do anything on your computer.<br />Newer kiketel CPUs also have <span class='kiketext'>(((Intel Management Engine)))</span> in ring -3, which is like an even worse version of SMM.<br />I would personally recommend running Minix 1.x on a 286 machine. I have a non-botnet Toshiba T3100e to use for this purpose, however I need to write a bunch of drivers for serial and dial-up modems. I hope that one day I will be able to shitpost on nanochan from one of the few truly non-botnet systems in existence.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Search engines | Why you should not trust DuckDuckGo
File: 3c63a82e60f0df08ab36dced65f1834fb7d2272a47ad0a2c43b3415b47c18c53.jpg
Comment:
  - It is hosted on <b>Amazon Web Services</b> (which has a $600 million contract with the <b>CIA</b>)<br />- <b>Gabriel Weinberg</b>, the creator and owner formerly ran a site called <b>NamesDatabase</b> which encouraged people to provide valid personal details and to refer other people to give their information<br />- &quot;<b>We also save searches</b>, but again, not in a personally identifiable way, as we do not store IP addresses or unique User agent strings. We use aggregate, non-personal search data to improve things <b>like misspellings.</b>&quot; [1]<br />- Despite bangs simply referring to another search engine, &quot;Bang&quot; queries are still send to and stored by DuckDuckGo (this could be solved with Javascript is enabled, or in one of its extensions/apps)<br />- DuckDuckGo knows whether you&#39;re scrolling down on the page since website icons are lazy loaded<br />- On the Hidden Service website icons are still fetched from <i>duckduckgo.com</i><br />- DNS registration information is protected by WhoisGuard<br />- Google has released the Duck.com domain name for DuckDuckGo in 2018<br />- Apple (in 2014) and Mozilla (in 2018) have added DuckDuckGo as an search engine option<br />- DuckDuckGo used to set cookies even though they said they didn&#39;t [2]<br />- DuckDuckGo used to submit the URL you&#39;re clicking on to DuckDuckGo&#39;s servers<br /><br />[1]: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://duckduckgo.com/privacy'>https://duckduckgo.com/privacy</a><br />[2]: <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.alexanderhanff.com/duckduckgone'>http://www.alexanderhanff.com/duckduckgone</a><br /><br />---<br /><br /><b>A few alternatives:</b><br /><br />- Searx [3]<br /> -Qwant [4]<br />- StartPage [5]<br /><br />[3]: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances'>https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances</a><br />[4]: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.qwant.com/'>https://www.qwant.com/</a><br />[5]: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.startpage.com/'>https://www.startpage.com/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  DDG is reddit/cuckchan/pigchan tier. Real men use searx.<br />I have seen SuckFuckHoe recommended way too often on pigchan. That&#39;s how you know pigchan is dead.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Qwant</span><br />Nevermind, it immediately gives Tor users a CAPTCHA to solve.<br />(I&#39;m OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Searx
File: 9aca4b1a17f5ca6b31a729aff3931739513b7caa1a287725179fc3e5a9b2f4be.png
Comment:
  Regarding Searx, I think I&#39;m going to use the random Searx redirector application which you can simply use offline by saving the page and opening it which I highly recommend you do because it sends <i>searx.neocities.org</i> as a HTTP referrer to the Searx engine(!)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;3939 random volunteer-run public servers</span><br />Didn&#39;t know there were so many Searx engines... that&#39;s a lot.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://searx.neocities.org/'>https://searx.neocities.org/</a><br />(I&#39;m OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1667'>&gt;&gt;1667</a><br />You can also add it as search engine on Firefox by adding &quot;Bookmark this link&quot; as a bookmark and setting a <i>keyword</i> for it and then you can use <i>&lt;keyword&gt; &lt;query&gt;</i> in the location bar to quickly use that Random Searx Redirector.<br /><br />NOTE: there is a high chance of accidentally using a untrustworthy/ compromised Searx instance when using this please remove all Searx instances you do not trust out of that application or add only a few you trust.<br />(I&#39;m OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1667'>&gt;&gt;1667</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;3939 random volunteer-run public servers</span><br />FYI only these are used in the Random Searx Redirector application:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.selea.se&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.activemail.de&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.prvcy.eu&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.haxors.club&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.biboumail.fr&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.solusar.de&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.pwoss.xyz&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;haku.ahmia.fi&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.lelux.fi&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.laquadrature.net&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.foo.li&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.ru&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.infini.fr&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.disroot.org&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.zdechov.net&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.sudo-i.net&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.xyz&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.info&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.aquilenet.fr&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.rubbeldiekatz.info&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.tyil.nl&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.koehn.com&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.mdosch.de&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.gibberfish.org&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.targaryen.house&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.riseup.net&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.elukerio.org&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.seds.nl&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.angristan.xyz&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;icebal.com&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.stinpriza.org&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.libmail.eu&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;suche.elaon.de&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;050.ca&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.s42.space&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.openhoofd.nl&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;search.modalogi.com&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;finden.tk&#39;,</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;searx.linux.pizza&#39;</span><br />(I&#39;m OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: sage
Email: mailto:sage
Subject: sage
Comment:
  Thanks for auto-saging but why didn&#39;t you delete it, its not like anything of value is lost when you do that.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1651'>&gt;&gt;1651</a><br />It is a cross-post ...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1662'>&gt;&gt;1662</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;special packets with sentinel values as a response to any request you make</span><br />So outsiders can still upload data (for software updates) to my computer and make it compatible with my method of connecting to the internet ... that&#39;s indeed a problem. Besides I still have to trust the software that I give access to the internet, which I don&#39;t, at all.<br />Wondering how you guys handle things in terms of hardware/software security and privacy. I know my method is pretty hacky and barely works so any feedback is wanted.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;System Management Mode and Intel Management Engine</span><br />Intel is being incredibly shady with their features which almost no one asked for or uses. Besides the CPU the x86 platform is fucked as well, if you have a single hardware component with malware on its firmware you&#39;re fucked.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1666'>&gt;&gt;1666</a><br />What&#39;s the point of giving tor users a captcha to solve to use a search engine? I can&#39;t think of any reason except to anger tor users<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Speaking of thinkpads, which should people be looking to get?  I&#39;ve been wanting something I can easily libreboot which is also really light, but finding the x60 with a core 2 duo isn&#39;t all that easy.  <span class='spoiler'>Plus I kind of want the tablet version as well.</span>  I&#39;ve seen people saying that you can just go with any AMD thinkpad made before 2012, but all of them have the god awful keyboards.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1672'>&gt;&gt;1672</a><br />To try to stop anonymized botting.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1599'>&gt;&gt;1599</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1655'>&gt;&gt;1655</a><br />The only distributions worth pointing newfags towards are MXLinux or Manjaro.  MXLinux is infinitely better than ubuntu and it&#39;s cancerous derivatives even for newfags.  Manjaro or any arch auto installer is also amazing because the biggest problem people will run into with linux is installing obscure software, which the AUR makes a non-issue.  For years I avoided arch and arch based things because of people constantly talking about how spooky and difficult it is, when installing arch takes 20 minutes while following a guide and the AUR makes up for the time you would otherwise spend having to juggle stupid shit like .deb files and finding ppa&#39;s.  The only reason I suggest MXLinux is that for whatever reason Manjaro and Antergos refuse to install in 50% of hardware I&#39;ve tested them on, meanwhile the commies who made AntiX have somehow developed shit that runs on literally everything without a single issue.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1674'>&gt;&gt;1674</a><br />How the fuck would botting with a search engine work?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Mozilla - Devil Incarnate
File: 6cd9ce2e27ef903cb0c10b6bf7f66fce4f93f8e230eefb700f51444a6ebad419.png
Comment:
  the state of mozilla, real depressing shit!<br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/mozilla.html'>https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/mozilla.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1677'>&gt;&gt;1677</a><br />I&#39;ve read it, it&#39;s a pretty good article.<br />The web could have been, and can still be, so much better ... <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;In 2017 [Mitchell Baker] received a total of $2,346,026 in compensation from Mozilla.</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchell_Baker#Mozilla_Foundation_and_Mozilla_Corporation'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchell_Baker#Mozilla_Foundation_and_Mozilla_Corporation</a><br /><br /><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1679'>&gt;&gt;1679</a><br />what the actual fuck? and why the fuck does &#39;mozilla corporation&#39; need 1k+ employees? <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1673'>&gt;&gt;1673</a><br />As I said, any CPU after the 286 is pozzed. The 286 is the last non-botnet x86 CPU.<br />Avoid DMA crap at all costs. Use PIO wherever possible. Although slow, it&#39;s secure. To do that you will have to make a few modifications to your OS, which should be Minix since it&#39;s the only unix-like OS which runs on the 286.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1675'>&gt;&gt;1675</a><br />Fucking install openbsd you fucking newfag trannux user.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1683'>&gt;&gt;1683</a><br />I would, if I didn&#39;t want to use my computer for anything important.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1684'>&gt;&gt;1684</a><br />You trannuxfags use precisely the same arguments as wangblowsfags used to. No surprise that Trannux is turning into Macroshit-controlled SystemD-permeated bluehair trash.<br />By the way, Hikkise once said that Nanochan was hosted on an OpenBSD system. In that case, you might want to leave, because according to you nanochan isn&#39;t anything important eh?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1682'>&gt;&gt;1682</a><br />Oh and BTW, the 286 is faster when using the I/O space than main memory in some cases. Makes it convenient to use PIO.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1687'>&gt;&gt;1687</a><br />w3m or links<br />don&#39;t use elinks, it&#39;s bloated and unmaintained crap which was even removed from the openbsd ports tree due to unfixed security issues<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1687'>&gt;&gt;1687</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;firefox alternatives</span><br />- Pale Moon (FF 28)<br />- Waterfox (FF 56)<br />- Ungoogled Chromium<br />- Iridium (Chromium)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;good</span><br />I really don&#39;t know to be honest. I&#39;m still using regular Tor Browser though I really want to switch to another browser...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1689'>&gt;&gt;1689</a> (me)<br />IceCat might be worth mentioning as well, never tried it though.<br />There&#39;s also Librefox, which is simply Firefox with a different configuration and add-ons, not a fork.<br />And here&#39;s someone&#39;s opinion on various Firefox-based and Chromium-based browsers:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/browsers.html'>https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/browsers.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1691'>&gt;&gt;1691</a><br />That&#39;s what kept me using DuckDuckGo for far too long. I&#39;m now using Searx and I&#39;ll see how bearable it is.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1eb5f5f46588cdb15bd409a4ff18b5e2ba1a457c4a8ffde5f734af75da2b50a9.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1681'>&gt;&gt;1681</a><br />What? Answer my fleurcking question faggot. And no I am not &quot;Happase&quot; whoever this person is.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1692'>&gt;&gt;1692</a><br />why not consider Startpage too?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.startpage.com'>https://www.startpage.com</a><br />it can also search for images without javascript and has built in proxy (useful if tor is banned on site or demands captcha)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1694'>&gt;&gt;1694</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search for images without javascript</span><br />Even Jewgle images can search for images without javashit. That&#39;s not much of an achievement.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Searx (pronouced search) is probably the best search engine to use right now. Just make sure you have safe search turned on when browsing images else you might catch a few glimpses of underage girls without their shirts on.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: ea26e44c0b47ff35f349f163bcef2b07c8b3c0b84d5cade584a4316602bdbdb7.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1663'>&gt;&gt;1663</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It is hosted on Amazon Web Services (which has a $600 million contract with the CIA)</span><br />So? If the CIA has Subway cater a luncheon, does that mean I shouldn&#39;t ever eat there again? Do you even know what the CIA is/does? Protip: it&#39;s not a law enforcement or signals intelligence agency.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Gabriel Weinberg, the creator and owner formerly ran</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;formerly</span><br />You suggest Startpage as an alternative. Who even owns Startpage? It&#39;s held by a private holding company in the Netherlands. They list a spokesperson, but otherwise seem not to want to talk about the people involved with the company: &quot;You probably won’t be surprised to hear that our team of online privacy specialists values their own online privacy too. At the same time we’re also aware that transparency and visibility are important for any tech company. So we split the difference, and are showing avatars and first names for most of our team members. We unanimously chose our colleague Ancilla van de Leest as our spokesperson. Feel free to contact her for all company and press-related inquiries.&quot;<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;We also save searches</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;not in a personally identifiable way</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;we do not store IP addresses or unique User agent strings</span><br />Yawn.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DNS registration information is protected by WhoisGuard</span><br />Startpage.com also uses WHOIS privacy.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DuckDuckGo used to set cookies &gt;DuckDuckGo used to submit the URL</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;used to</span><br /><br />I don&#39;t even use DDG anymore, I use Startpage because for a while their search results were better and I set Startpage as my default search. But for all I know, they&#39;re owned by a bunch of GCHQ spooks. That&#39;s one of the reasons I do most of my browsing through the Tor network, so it doesn&#39;t really matter. Your arguments against DDG are weak as fuck, though.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1697'>&gt;&gt;1697</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DDG owned and created by a kike who used to openly sell data for money</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;durr not an argument lol xd</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1685'>&gt;&gt;1685</a><br />considering that you&#39;re here then no it&#39;s not<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1684'>&gt;&gt;1684</a><br />Why would you base the viability of an operating system for your own personal use on the fact that others use it for more important shit that you wouldn&#39;t ever do? If it works for you then that&#39;s good enough<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Are there any non-pozzed browsers that allow for easy syncing of open tabs, bookmarks, local/extension storage and the like?<br />Either the contents can be encrypted before uploading to the syncronization servers, or one that allows you to configure your own server for the job.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1701'>&gt;&gt;1701</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bookmarks, local/extension storage and the like?</span><br />Any browser, and put the browser config into a sshfs directory<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;open tabs</span><br />Lazy bugger doesn&#39;t even want to re-type a URL<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1697'>&gt;&gt;1697</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;AWS-CIA connection</span><br />To be honest that CIA wasn&#39;t even the red flag for me, the red flag for me was simply that they used AWS. I&#39;m quite sure AWS has much more shady shit going on because they&#39;re a huge fucking platform.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Who even owns Startpage</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But for all I know, they&#39;re owned by a bunch of GCHQ spooks</span><br />I really haven&#39;t looked much into StartPage or Qwant. Searx is simply a proxy for search engines anyone can run.<br />One thing that concerns me with StartPage is that they have Katherine Albrecht who has been on InfoWars and CoastToCoast AM numerous times.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Your arguments against DDG are weak as fuck, though.</span><br />I&#39;d say some of my arguments against DDG are weak as fuck, I&#39;ll admit that much :^)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;who can I trust????</span><br />This is a pigchan tier question.  The answer is no one, it&#39;s your responsibility to remain anonymous as companies online could not care less about your privacy.  It&#39;s the same with email providers or any other online service.  If you are relying on blindly &quot;trusting&quot; random online service providers because of various arbitrary things than you&#39;re already fucked.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1689'>&gt;&gt;1689</a><br />Is there a reason no one ever mentions seamonkey?  It&#39;s served me very well over the years where I&#39;ve always had problems with the ones you&#39;ve listed.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1702'>&gt;&gt;1702</a><br />How feasible is it to do this between different platforms? Between linux, *bsd, windows, android and etc<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Lazy bugger doesn&#39;t even want to re-type a URL</span><br />You got me. To be fair, I tend to leave my tabs open between sessions and having the ability to look at what I was reading in case I forgot to bookmark it or something sounds pretty convenient. <br />For now though, I just note down the list of websites I have open into a text file and use git to send it across all my devices, but it&#39;s still a pain in the ass to reconfigure all my extensions in case I modified the configs on one of them.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1683'>&gt;&gt;1683</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;xD you can use a single OS for everything</span><br />That&#39;s not how computers work.  I do use openbsd.  I also use arch, windows, gentoo, antix, tails, and a myriad of other operating systems on different computers depending on their use case.  The guy I was responding to was asking which beginner OS is the best to use, and the answer to that question will always be MXLinux or any arch based distribution.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  How is D compared to both C and C++? And is it worth learning instead of something like Go, Zim or Nim?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1705'>&gt;&gt;1705</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Web-browser, advanced e-mail, newsgroup and feed client, IRC chat, and HTML editing made simple—all your Internet needs in one application. </span><br />It tries to do too much? Also:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SeaMonkey and the SeaMonkey logo are registered trademarks of the Mozilla Foundation.</span><br />So still developed by Mozilla, why? I thought they liked to deprecate shit and modernize everything.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1704'>&gt;&gt;1704</a><br />Right, trust is a difficult thing, especially on the internet. I used the wrong word here.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1709'>&gt;&gt;1709</a><br />I see, Mozilla only provides hosting and legal backing though it&#39;s built upon Firefox 52.9 ESR.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1660'>&gt;&gt;1660</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; [ptr]-&gt;elem</span><br />it would be [ptr].elem, but otherwise this looks good. What about syntax for taking a reference? <br /><a class='reference' href='#post1693'>&gt;&gt;1693</a><br />ok happase<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1708'>&gt;&gt;1708</a><br />No.<br />Learn anything but D, it stands for Dead.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Semi-related: Legacy Firefox extensions can be downloaded here:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://legacycollector.org/firefox-addons/'>https://legacycollector.org/firefox-addons/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1712'>&gt;&gt;1712</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;[ptr].elem</span><br />no, my point is that you would get rid of the . syntax and replace it with -&gt; because it&#39;s easier to read and looks better, and also frees up the dot as a sigil for anything else you want to use it for. idk it&#39;s just my personal preference.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What about syntax for taking a reference?</span><br />just keep it as &amp;<br />so [&amp;var] would be the same as var<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1706'>&gt;&gt;1706</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;do this between different platforms</span><br />Pretty sure Firefox uses the same config formats and databases for all platforms. I once migrated someone&#39;s computer from wangblows to trannix and just copying the .mozilla or whatever directory worked perfectly.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Between linux, *bsd</span><br />no problem<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;windows</span><br />why are you using that crap<br />there are probably sshfs drivers for it anyway<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;android</span><br />termux+sshd<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 25f741e7ea1e2e608f15e31623a2b4a692612a719c3b13ed161d58ceeada17a0.png
Comment:
  Has anyone tried Brave?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://brave.com/'>https://brave.com/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: c148887848caa9a90c280e07b1a6e7997e9326eaa6aea3fdb1cc666bae6a43bf.jpg
Comment:
  There are a lot of Russians there, they are probably the majority on the network. I2pd is in part developed by Russians. I2pd dev team is affiliated with a wiki and an imageboard inside i2p, both of which are in Russian and both largely share the rhetoric of the Russian state run propaganda.<br />Draw your own conclusions. <br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: ca7d5401bee87f85026c1a237cd56351d538386af02990956180871eb5ab0090.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1119'>&gt;&gt;1119</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;posts a single, vague, useless question  with absolutely no meaningful prompt for discussion</span><br />aw yiss, anon, really bringin&#39; that 8/tech/ flava to nanochan. I was missing the homeland, and your shitpost took me right back. Thanks, buddy.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Code signing
Comment:
  Is most code not signed? I can download e.g. linux sources tarball with a signature, but what the gcc site recommends(?) is svn checkout, is that at the very least done over https or something?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e31464ace62befbafd179aa72337b5a25c94a14a732d72f025d794c4ce069835.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1720'>&gt;&gt;1720</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;gcc</span><br />gcc is a slow, bloated, useless piece of cancer, which makes it impossible to audit anyway if the GNUtranny maintainers decided to slip some shit in there. Use TCC or write your shit in assembly instead.<br />Anyway, if you want to download gcc, use <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gcc'>https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gcc</a> which is over HTTPS obviously. That&#39;s practically the best solution available even though HTTPS itself is useless cancer which can be trivially subverted by any single one of the over 200 certificate authorities in existence.<br />TL;DR don&#39;t even bother if you are serious about security<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Pretty sure Firefox uses the same config formats and databases for all platforms</span><br />My main concern is between desktop and android, but I guess I can try it out when I get the time to<br />There&#39;s also the issue of the compatibility between different firefox forks on older versions<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why are you using that crap</span><br />muh gaymes<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1721'>&gt;&gt;1721</a><br />If gcc is so bad then why is it used to build linux? Doesn&#39;t e.g. openbsd rely on gcc too?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: cda05b7b4ccb07dee3019af6f366707267606ee682dd2e18499811d0e5a21533.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1723'>&gt;&gt;1723</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;then why is it used to build linux?</span><br />Because linux is retarded trash written by someone who thought it wasn&#39;t going to be a serious project. Pic very related.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Doesn&#39;t e.g. openbsd rely on gcc too?</span><br />Not anymore. Several years ago they switched to <i>clang</i>, which is very shitty as well but nowhere near the level of retardation that is known as GCC. At least clang produces smaller binaries and follows the UNIX philosophy somewhat, being made up of modules (like LLVM, opt, clang, and clang++) rather than being one monolithic piece of crap.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Deniable encryption with OpenBSD
Comment:
  How? <br />On linux we have plain dm-crypt and luks (given that we can safely conceal the header).<br />And on OpenBSD?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1725'>&gt;&gt;1725</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Deniable encryption</span><br />That is useless bloat. Just have a device which physically destroys your storage medium whenever a certain condition is fulfilled.<br />With a HDD you could have a device which punches holes in the platters.<br />With a SSD it&#39;s easy because you can just fry the chips with high voltage.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1726'>&gt;&gt;1726</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;HUR DUR DAS A BLOAT</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;JUS DO UR CALCULATIONS ON PAPER</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;BECAUSE COMPUTER IZ A BLOAT</span><br />Open<b>B</b>ull<b>S</b>hit<b>D</b>icks niggers never change<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e501742d33f0983386c18663daa250a53fb11ff3b3ee2e98838d720b5a2df621.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1726'>&gt;&gt;1726</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That is useless bloat. Just have a device which physically destroys your storage medium whenever a certain condition is fulfilled.</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Rust apparently provides no signed tarballs, neither does nim.<br />Why is that?<br />Actually, why isn&#39;t there a way to sign/verify VCS trees?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1724'>&gt;&gt;1724</a><br />And why do you think your alternative to Linux is any better?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1727'>&gt;&gt;1727</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no argument</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1728'>&gt;&gt;1728</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no argument</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: &quot;Tor, I2P, and VPN&quot; are no problem for the NSA
File: a00fa3ed8a0baf021f58fe8de35a4866a947036ee885949733febaa42b703ea7.jpg
Comment:
  Pic very related, partially transcribed below:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;[...]</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;2.    The success we have had with Tor, I2P and VPN cannot be replicated with those currencies that do not rely on nodes. There is a growing trend in the employment of Stealth address and ring signatures that will require additional R&amp;D. Please reference the weekly SITREP and SIPR for more details regarding the TTPs involved.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;3.    BLUF: In order to put the CPT back on track we need to identify and employ additional personell who are familiar with the CryptoNote code available for use in anonymous currencies.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1732'>&gt;&gt;1732</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no argument</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2e7f84551eefbfc515ce2dd1d6d599e5ead95b838e846b33763f536bacecd1d5.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1733'>&gt;&gt;1733</a> (me)<br />Of course this might be a just a LARP to shill for Monero or its derivatives. And there&#39;s no reason to leave your employee card in plain view (pic related).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1732'>&gt;&gt;1732</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1734'>&gt;&gt;1734</a><br />Why has Nanochan become a massive fucking cuckchan trash heap.<br />Where are the pre-Conclusion glory days, y&#39;know with the spammerfag and the ERPing faggots on /a/, and the actually good tech discussions.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1736'>&gt;&gt;1736</a><br />Maybe because it has been shilled on boards with child pornography (e.g., Lolifox).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pre-Conclusion glory days</span><br />Nanochan is only a few months old is it not?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1736'>&gt;&gt;1736</a><br />Blame hakase the retarded nonwhite hapa bitch female pigchanner with known mental issues who shilled on jewch, lainchan, and pigchan.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1737'>&gt;&gt;1737</a><br />Pretty sure he&#39;s referring to that time when hapase&#39;s mental state deteriorated (due to an influx of bot spam) and he shut down the whole site for several days.<br />Before that the site was kind of comfy.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 690a66dac805bcebb3a82668627aec886bf5822742e759b62f795b9fd1e42db1.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1269'>&gt;&gt;1269</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;use an old computer as a router</span><br />Um, why don&#39;t you just order a refurbished router that is compatible with OpenWrt and set up OpenWrt as your router software to do the job?<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;1291</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1330</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1331</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;<b>MAYBE</b> running straight debian</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;straight debian has systemdicks</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;doesn&#39;t bother checking if it does or not</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;no ifconfig</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;<b><i>big if true</b></i></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;running a Debian Distro right now</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ifconfig works fine</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no systemdicks</span><br /><br />Windows Command Line<br /><b>ipconfig</b><br /><br />And I consider myself not as knowledgeable as others on command line / Terminal.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Bottom right screen showing Windows 10</span><br />Sure the glowing niggers would know better than using mega botnet for their shit. On top of that ID just showing there like it was nothing, this has to be a LARP.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1736'>&gt;&gt;1736</a><br />impossible without overbearing moderation due to the eternal lumpengoon. further, if you want better content, you&#39;re welcome to make it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1680'>&gt;&gt;1680</a><br />So they can add new CSS features for marketers to use in their latest web pages, make pretend security improvements, run diversity campaigns, etc. Mozilla was a corporation for pretty much all its history and should never have been taken seriously. It was only good back around the early 2000s because IE was complete crap and there were no alternatives (actually there was links and shit and the web would have turned out much better if they were used more).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  ...and if you needed any more proof that Mozilla is bullshit, they have <u>_still</u>_ not made the &quot;disable popups&quot; option work after a few decades. In fact I think the newest Firecox doesn&#39;t even have the option anymore. No, there is no technical reason for this as your standard cock sucking apologist would quickly claim. If there was a design issue making the change non-trivial, it would merit an entire redesign, and should have been done at least 18 years ago. The easy workaround is set dom.popup_allowed_events to &quot;&quot; but then you can&#39;t click the browse button to select a file to upload (because they&#39;re browser is retarded ass shit).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1746'>&gt;&gt;1746</a><br />For you my dear islamic friend, I would recommend Windows 10.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  In gentoo ebuild maintainers include metadata of a hash of the file you are supposed to download for the source code.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1729'>&gt;&gt;1729</a><br />You can with git.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: a0e593595452266359a3f50d0f0fe9ca5a934f7a273950233ea8b0b3f4f34596.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1748'>&gt;&gt;1748</a><br />Mozilla is removing control while advertising they&#39;re giving people more control, they invade your privacy while advertising they&#39;re protecting it, they say they&#39;re for the Open Web while creating a walled extension garden and removing RSS. Great organization/company!<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1749'>&gt;&gt;1749</a><br />Windows 10 is made by pigs though. Not sure if Halal.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  code signing is a joke in every modern OS. they completely miss the point. every piece of code you get should be signed in the same way and it should be standard procedure to verify the signatures automatically (by your software). the closest thing is what sane distros do but that&#39;s heavyweight and only a limited selection of packages. also signing should be done per function (automatically), not per package.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The NSA are retarded m8. All their Tor exploits have been against pajeetscript and pajeetfox.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ultra bright unreadable LCD</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;glossy screen laptop on the side</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;takes picture of screen risking more info leaks instead of just copy/pasting the text</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1741'>&gt;&gt;1741</a> <br />it&#39;s known that they use Windows and shitty office formats<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s fun and has good concepts, but the implementation is script kiddie shit.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;written in Java</span><br />oh no, we don&#39;t have to audit every line of code for RCE vulns and still not be sure whether there are RCE vulns!<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1755'>&gt;&gt;1755</a><br />The NSA works (or worked) together with Microsoft on Windows (probably for implementing backdoors) so I guess they trust it because of that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1db89ef60bee474c4a419f7cfc36b148d034485937dd1702bfa8fa8c59f2f684.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1720'>&gt;&gt;1720</a><br />I build LFS about once a year, and a while back I made a point of downloading and verifying (or attempting to verify) each piece of software required to build the system to see how securely the basic components of a Linux system are distributed. I was surprised at how some of the software was distributed, either over unencrypted connections, or without any kind of checksum, or not signed, or some combination of the above. <br /><br />For example, IIRC it was zlib that was distributed over http (no https option) and an MD5 or SHA1 hash was provided, which is of course useless, because if Mallory is intercepting your internet traffic and can feed you a malicious copy of the zlib tarball, they can certainly feed you a hash derived from their malicious zlib. <br /><br />Much of the software was distributed from Sourceforge, which at the time distributed downloads mostly from various mirrors, and even if the Sourceforge project page was delivered over https, it was a crapshoot as to whether the mirror you were directed to would be http or https.<br /><br />Another funny thing about Sourceforge: for each download in their &quot;Files&quot; section of a project, they show you how many downloads each file has received in the past week. Many of the tarballs had hundreds or thousands or downloads, but when a corresponding .sig or .asc file was available, it would have only a handful of downloads, or even 1 or 2. So even when a signature is available, the overwhelming majority of downloaders aren&#39;t verifying it. I wonder how many of them are packagers for distros!<br /><br />The situation has improved marginally. More of the software required to build is distributed over https and is signed or hashed now. I think the zlib site is https now, for example.<br /><br />Of course, none of this helps the fundamental problem that even a PGP signature is useless to most downloaders, because unless the signer&#39;s key is signed with a key you trust, you really have no idea whether it&#39;s the actual distributor&#39;s key anyway. The PGP web of trust is a neat idea, but it doesn&#39;t work well as a secure software distribution system for thousands of downloaders out in the tech hinterlands who&#39;ve never met anyone else in person who uses gnupg.<br /><br />Also, while getting a download over https might protect you from a skiddie on your local network feeding you a malicious download, it&#39;s still vulnerable to powerful state-level actors. But that&#39;s a flaw in the whole idea of trusting CAs.<br /><br />Anyway, I don&#39;t know if &quot;most code&quot; isn&#39;t signed, but a lot of it isn&#39;t, and my point is that there&#39;s a lot of flaws in the way software is distributed in general. It&#39;s a giant clusterfuck.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1758'>&gt;&gt;1758</a><br />Great post. And even if the code were to be signed you&#39;d have to trust the person(s) signing it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1758'>&gt;&gt;1758</a><br />The problem with the Loonix distribution model is that people are allowed to distribute shit like that in the first place. With a BSD-like distribution model, you now only have to trust the maintainers of the BSD you are using, since they will ensure all your utilities and basic libraries are trustworthy.<br />With an OS like OpenBSD which takes security seriously, you have a better guarantee that what you&#39;re getting isn&#39;t full of CIA nigger malware, especially since if anyone found out that if they were fucking with the binaries their reputation would be completely gone and literally no-one would use their OS anymore.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1757'>&gt;&gt;1757</a><br />and they&#39;re retards for trusting it<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1761'>&gt;&gt;1761</a><br />Microsoft and the NSA are working together anyway, there&#39;s barely any incentive for Microsoft to spy on the NSA.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1762'>&gt;&gt;1762</a><br />But the thing is, Macroshit software is so overcomplicated and badly programmed that even if Macroshit were a subsidiary of the NSA (which it basically is), it wouldn&#39;t be wise for the NSA to use Wangblows and other Macroshit products due to the large number of bugs and security vulnerabilities which exist.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 653534a871027deebe45bc3a00a08a8a9447c1a21b342663697c0cb4f6b8df3a.png
Comment:
  Could non-botnet pneumatic computers be built?<br />Pic related, is a schematic for an air-powered transistor which I found online.<br />I suppose the solid layer (the grey material) could be transparent plastic or glass (for ease of debugging) or metal. The flexible layer (black material) could be cling film or equivalent.<br />If those materials could be used, and the transistor actually worked, this would be really easy to do at home.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 801e05363b679ef4ee24eefa9486ee9ff26f1feb2b6ecafa6a8a472295c62a89.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1764'>&gt;&gt;1764</a> <br />Sure. Build 1,000,000 of those pneumatic transistors and you&#39;ll have something similar (in transistor count) to a 486. It&#39;ll be the size of a shipping container.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1750'>&gt;&gt;1750</a><br />Until recently ebuilds were neither verified nor fetched through a secure channel. Idk how anyone can use a distro with such history.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1758'>&gt;&gt;1758</a> <br />Great post. <br /><a class='reference' href='#post1759'>&gt;&gt;1759</a><br />Of course you&#39;d have. To run the code you have to trust the person(s) who made it. But if you&#39;re running unsigned code you are &quot;trusting&quot; a virtually unlimited number of people.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1760'>&gt;&gt;1760</a><br />Shitty post.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The problem with the Loonix distribution model is that people are allowed to distribute shit like that in the first place.</span><br />The phenomenon isn&#39;t Linux-specific.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;With a BSD-like distribution model, you now only have to trust the maintainers of the BSD you are using, since they will ensure all your utilities and basic libraries are trustworthy.</span><br />The same could be said about any linux distro that implements package signing (that&#39;s every major distro nowadays). But that can only be said assuming you are only using software that&#39;s in the repos, no matter what OS we are talking about.<br />Also, there&#39;s little meaning in trusting a maintainer to fetch unsigned code over http and then sign it. Unless of course you can trust that person to manually verify all the code with every update, which is quite dumb.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;With an OS like OpenBSD which takes security seriously,</span><br />AFAIK OpenBSD only started signing packages around the time ArchLinux did. <br />Also they recommend updating the ports tree without verifying signatures. The connection to the server is secure (assuming you can verify the fingerprint), but that&#39;s still worse than actually verifying code signatures.<br />Also I wonder why secure port tree fetching isn&#39;t automated.<br /><br />I may be mistaken about OpenBSD though.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1765'>&gt;&gt;1765</a><br />486, 386SL and anything higher are botnet. They have System Management Mode, which is basically like the Intel ME that nobody bothered to make a fuss about.<br />386 and 286 are both bloat. They include circuitry for protected mode and real mode, which isn&#39;t necessary.<br />Take as an example the Intel 4004. It has only 2300 transistors, and if someone built a pneumatic (or hydraulic) version in their garage I&#39;d still be impressed.<br />The 8080 which is starting to be a &quot;real&quot; CPU has 4500 transistors. If someone built that in their garage, I&#39;d be <i>very</i> impressed already.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1760'>&gt;&gt;1760</a><br />Why is OpenBSD advertised so aggressively on imageboard? Is it shilling or is it hype?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1767'>&gt;&gt;1767</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;486, 386SL and anything higher are botnet.</span><br />If you could stop memeing about muh botnet for a minute, you might realize that I was comparing transistor counts, not suggesting that you replicate a 486 with SMM.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The 8080 which is starting to be a &quot;real&quot; CPU has 4500 transistors. If someone built that in their garage, I&#39;d be very impressed already.</span><br />If you&#39;re content with a processor with &lt;10,000 transistors, you can buy a Z80 or a 6502 for a few bucks. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: b0f7b57d4ad5882c8460d58b52c1b6dccd19956be575fb87e3350d73e4044325.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1768'>&gt;&gt;1768</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;OpenBSD</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;shilling</span><br />No chance. They barely had enough money to operate last year.<br />I guess it&#39;s just a reaction to the undeniable evidence of Linux&#39;s pozzing at the hands of Corey Dale and co.<br />Also the fact that hapase uses openbsd (allegedly) probably draws openbsd supporters to nanochan.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1770'>&gt;&gt;1770</a><br />It isn&#39;t just nanochan, it&#39;s 8ch too. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1772'>&gt;&gt;1772</a><br />I assume it&#39;s the same D&amp;C tactics used on /pol/ so /tech/ never gets anywhere.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Muh trade secrets
File: 2ac487759dd2499a05c31236a09525c87bad2e9875bd3ceba9e26e511d1f8256.jpg
Comment:
  Boomers are always saying shit like &quot;don&#39;t give away your ideas&quot;. This doesn&#39;t matter, the software industry is too fucking incompetent to implement your ideas.<br />-Results of Zooko&#39;s Triangle:<br />  -Mailing system where you give out one unguessable address per person who wants to contact you<br />  -Cryptographic hash of public key as a domain name (Tor has this but the hash is too small. They recently added newer hashes but I haven&#39;t read about it yet to decide whether it&#39;s also BS)<br />  -etc<br />-Capability security model<br />-Memory safety (my OS is still not memory safe, and I can&#39;t find a memory-safe OS for doing simple computations like chat and browsing static web pages)<br />-Functional programming (there&#39;s still nothing as good as SML being used in practice)<br />-Fixed framerate=tickrate game, synchronized to the server&#39;s clock to minimize latency, as well as having the monitor synchronized to the game (by adjusting pixel clock or just using VRR)<br />-Beam racing (like gsync/freesync but better and works on any monitor, merely requires program to be able to render on time. trivial to implement for 2D applications)<br />-A programming language where every identifer is a GUID and signed by the author<br />-An imageboard viewer where a thread is a DAG layed out vertically having every post below whatever posts are older than it, with good zooming functionality and navigation controls<br />-&lt;video&gt; tags for the web (ignoring format BS, every implementation of this is _still_ fucking garbage. seeking sucks monkey dick and even clicking somewhere on the video it feels like if you click the wrong thing the browser is going to crash)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1774'>&gt;&gt;1774</a><br />This, and I recommend everyone to stop giving a fuck about Copyright, Intellectual Property, or Patents.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Which 3D modeling/animation software would you recommend? I recently started using blender and i was wondering if there is a less confusing program to use.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1769'>&gt;&gt;1769</a><br />And I&#39;m saying that it&#39;s unrealistic for you to say &quot;muh transistor count muh 486&quot; when a real 486&#39;s transistor count includes all those transistors required to implement SMM, and protected mode, and all those complicated floating point instructions which aren&#39;t of use for some amateur just looking to build &quot;a CPU&quot;.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1776'>&gt;&gt;1776</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;less confusing program to use</span><br />3D modeling and animation on a 2D screen and controls is always going to be complicated. Any less complicated solution will be bad.<br />Read a tutorial or something.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 7e8475265ca8930575d62838ad4212e74d480d0b6ffeba5840e25e4be320af48.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1774'>&gt;&gt;1774</a><br />Holy shit. We&#39;ve reached levels of Idea Guy™ that shouldn&#39;t even be possible. We are become pig/tech/, destroyer of imageboards.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why not use a FPGA and have it programmed using free software. Some of the supported FPGAs can even handle running Linux.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1781'>&gt;&gt;1781</a><br />FPGAs which can be used with free software are very rare. Some of them even have a shitty ARM CPU integrated with them, so that defeats the whole point.<br />I&#39;m sure you could find one that&#39;s non-botnet though. Maybe put a risc-v core on it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Unfortunately it&#39;s pretty much all like that unless you want less features/functionality. There are some that make modelling quite simple and straight forward, but deal only with simple shapes and polygons (free software to make simple models of buildings and interiors). So if you want to get deep into 3D modelling, you have to dedicate a lot of time to getting familiar with Blender&#39;s messy GUI and all of the terminology.<br />TL;DR: Just keep practicing and watching and reading tutorials.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;don&#39;t give away your ideas</span><br />Here &quot;ideas&quot; refer to ideas that can bring money. Memory safety, functional programming, etc don&#39;t bring money.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Qubes.<br />Despite dom0 being Fedora-based and therefore having systemd and other bloat, it does a great job of making compartmentisation simple and convenient.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Russian botnet or US botnet</span><br />tbh russian is better. they are just as malicious but can&#39;t control us as much<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1786'>&gt;&gt;1786</a><br />meant for<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1718'>&gt;&gt;1718</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1718'>&gt;&gt;1718</a> <br />Russia is a country way less advanced in IT than USA. I wouldn&#39;t expect them to roll out their own tor-like honeypot. Creating their own mass media, shitposting on the internet and in real life is more like them.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1786'>&gt;&gt;1786</a><br />Russian and American three letter agencies are friends when it comes to catching pedos at least. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1779'>&gt;&gt;1779</a><br />Not really, you&#39;re just reaching to try and match the idea guy meme<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1784'>&gt;&gt;1784</a><br />In that case &quot;ideas&quot; would just be a bunch of inane shit, like: selling skins in a video game (CS:GO, Fortnite). or redesigning the GUI of reddit into a webscale piece of shit. luckily money is completely irrelevant to anything<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: e9aa18e14019c415f4cbcd3778d908fe20a6e6224a83f2216b59dbebf71b8287.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1785'>&gt;&gt;1785</a><br />disposable VMs<br />simple and convenient<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1788'>&gt;&gt;1788</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Russia is a country way less advanced in IT than USA</span><br />I do like them as BitTorrent seeders though.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Russian and American three letter agencies are friends when it comes to catching pedos at least</span><br />Sadly most of these agencies are run by pedosexuals, though they sometimes do help expose some of them when they really have to.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1791'>&gt;&gt;1791</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I do like them as BitTorrent seeders though.</span><br />Torrenting is a completely normie thing in Russia. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Sadly most of these agencies are run by pedosexuals, though they sometimes do help expose some of them when they really have to.</span><br />Now that&#39;s some quality bait.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Happy New Year /g/
File: a84b3b2b7abd462f73a62b28eeb21e443f74204f7f524ae14209be54e77f4062.jpg
Comment:
  A bit late, but Happy New Year /g/<br />Hope we can make this a better place than cuck-, or pigchan. That&#39;s all.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1791'>&gt;&gt;1791</a><br />go back to <a class='reference' href='/pol'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/pol/</a> you retarded nignog<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Doesn&#39;t using something like whonix essentially do the same thing and circumvent any chance of JS leaks?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1677'>&gt;&gt;1677</a><br />it gets even worse!<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.neowin.net/news/firefox-640-is-now-showing-a-bookingcom-ad-in-the-new-tab-page/'>https://www.neowin.net/news/firefox-640-is-now-showing-a-bookingcom-ad-in-the-new-tab-page/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1501'>&gt;&gt;1501</a><br />the dude pretty much called it, rip the open source &#39;community&#39;<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Congratulations you made me run<br />$ date -u -d @1546300800<br />That&#39;s a remote code execution.<br /><br />Happy New Year to you too.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1751'>&gt;&gt;1751</a><br />this. the entire corporate &quot;hacker&quot; scene of SF Bay/HN have been doing this for the last 10 years, mostly capitalizing on the NSA revalations and popular vulns like Heartbleed<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1796'>&gt;&gt;1796</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s was just <s>a joke</s> an experiment!</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://venturebeat.com/2018/12/31/mozilla-ad-on-firefoxs-new-tab-page-was-just-another-experiment/'>https://venturebeat.com/2018/12/31/mozilla-ad-on-firefoxs-new-tab-page-was-just-another-experiment/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s was</span><br />I should write a tool to prevent me from posting invalid English.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: mailto:sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1519'>&gt;&gt;1519</a><br />Pretty accurately describes the SJW as a tool to destroy the Open Source/hacker community.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Katzenpost (Mix network) - Traffic analysis resistant messaging
File: efa874dd5de1266e192e228f5d09b9c89d91640f80e3b395fbbbf69a44165168.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;<b>Goals</b></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    to prevent a sufficiently global passive adversary from learning who is communicating with whom</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    to detect active attacks against the network infrastructure</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    hide message content from participating providers, hide recipient identity from the sender’s provider, and the sender identity from the recipient’s provider</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    reliable out of order delivery</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    support for various “message based” use cases like ‘instant messaging’, ‘e-mail’, and ‘crypto currency’ anonymization</span><br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://katzenpost.mixnetworks.org/'>https://katzenpost.mixnetworks.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/katzenpost'>https://github.com/katzenpost</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/katzenpost/docs'>https://github.com/katzenpost/docs</a><br /><br />Has anyone tried a mix network before and this one in particular? I think this should be looked into much more than it currently is, because low-latency networks such as Tor or I2P are not protecting you from people who can see incoming and outgoing traffic.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1015353'>&gt;&gt;1015353</a><br /><b>Some videos on the Katzenpost (Panoramix) mix network</b><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;BornHack 2018 - David Stainton - Modern Mix Network Design.mp4</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.infocon.org/cons/Bornhack/Bornhack%202018/BornHack%202018%20-%20David%20Stainton%20-%20Modern%20Mix%20Network%20Design.mp4'>https://www.infocon.org/cons/Bornhack/Bornhack%202018/BornHack%202018%20-%20David%20Stainton%20-%20Modern%20Mix%20Network%20Design.mp4</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; Practical Mix Network Design - Strong metadata protection for asynchronous messaging</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;David Stainton and jeffburdges </span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-8974-practical_mix_network_design'>https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-8974-practical_mix_network_design</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 50a3fc3b9298ec52f4ed50f91cd2201c1e27640ce69658f36e154281784a009b.pdf
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1514'>&gt;&gt;1514</a><br />You&#39;re right ... I can&#39;t read and thought you were only talking about the (USB/internal) SD card readers, but yes, SD card firmware can be attacked as well:<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Attack scenarios:</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;  – Eavesdropping</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    ● Report smaller than actual capacity</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    ● Data is sequestered to hidden sectors that are uneraseable</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;  – ToC/ToU</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    ● Present one version of file for verification, another for execution</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    ● Bootloader manipulation, etc.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;  – Selective-modify</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;    ● Scan for assets of interest, e.g. security keys, binaries, and replace with insecure versions </span><br /><br />(quote from PDF attached, and I&#39;m OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;can be attacked as well</span><br />Or be malicious in the first place. Which is very, very likely... is there any storage medium (for a Sneakernet) that isn&#39;t as susceptible to attack?<br />(still OP)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon filled with backup tapes</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1808'>&gt;&gt;1808</a><br />yeah tapes probably better than floppies for a sneakernet because you don&#39;t need any random access<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1556'>&gt;&gt;1556</a><br />Check under persistence tweaks.  Some tweaks are old and don&#39;t work with the newest Tails.  The browser persistence should still work AFAIK.  Use tweaks at your own risk.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.reddit.com/r/tailswiki/wiki/index'>https://www.reddit.com/r/tailswiki/wiki/index</a><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6459b43e7c4580659626a41517df51d9ae557650e428944f62c9662b0954b22e.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1811'>&gt;&gt;1811</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;reddit.com</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1812'>&gt;&gt;1812</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tails forum was deleted years ago.</span><br />Reddit is one of the few places for Tails unfortunately.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1812'>&gt;&gt;1812</a><br />Linking to Reddit isn&#39;t the same as endorsing or using it, and sadly some people use it as the only main place for discussion.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;09:33:33</span><br />Nice Masonic dubs.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1814'>&gt;&gt;1814</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Linking to Reddit isn&#39;t the same as using it</span><br />that is exactly what you have done when you link to reddit, you have used it and are telling people to use it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1815'>&gt;&gt;1815</a><br />Right, I&#39;m retarded. Meant posting, or something.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1f7c01de51bf575cb5d942ed07180e3612db61575c6c824e3ecbbb1ec58647ef.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1817'>&gt;&gt;1817</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.zdnet.com/article/remote-code-execution-using-epoch-dates/'>https://www.zdnet.com/article/remote-code-execution-using-epoch-dates/</a><br />No CVE though.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1818'>&gt;&gt;1818</a><br />Fake &amp; gay<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1817'>&gt;&gt;1817</a><br />Dumb fag<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1782'>&gt;&gt;1782</a><br />There&#39;s several that you can use. Works is going on for supporting Xilinx 7, Lattice iCE40, and Latice ECP5 fpgas.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Some of them even have a shitty ARM CPU integrated with them</span><br />Mine has this. It&#39;s kind of cool because you can program both the cpu and fpga and have them work together. By default though the cpu is programmed to be able to flash the fpga chip. Note that this is just a dev board so nothing is stopping your from designing your own circuit board without that ARM CPU. You could even just take a knife to the dev board and cut a couple of the traces to the ARM chip.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  OpenBSD supports FDE, it&#39;s just not compatible with other operating systems.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1726'>&gt;&gt;1726</a><br />Alphabet agencies can still recover data if you do that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1822'>&gt;&gt;1822</a><br />You could have a high power alternating electromagnet that activates when you press a button, for example. Who could recover data after that?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1722'>&gt;&gt;1722</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why are you using that crap</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;muh gaymes</span><br />you could always use an sftp client and download your config files/history/etc that way.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: cda05b7b4ccb07dee3019af6f366707267606ee682dd2e18499811d0e5a21533.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1826'>&gt;&gt;1826</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;t. guy whose shitty OS is infected by shitstormdicks, pissaudio, kiketel and macroshit</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;t. guy whose OS was taken over by the NSA</span><br />Must I post this image yet again?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1822'>&gt;&gt;1822</a><br />No one asked if OpenBSD supports FDE, obviously it does. OP asked about plausible deniability. Apparently OpenBSD fags don&#39;t even know what that is and/or are incapable of understanding even simple questions.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1827'>&gt;&gt;1827</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;reee bloat</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;reee letter soup</span><br />His OS is capable of what OP is talking about, yours isn&#39;t. Disk encryption is often useless without plausible deniability. Obviously you can do without it in your mommas basement or at your unimportant workplace in a first world country.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  No. I tested it. Only happens when you press the keys down at the NEARLY EXACT same time.<br />dsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsadsa<br />works fine for me.<br /><br />Key behavior of Linux based OSs is REAL SHIT.<br />Had to install GNOME on a really slow machine once.<br />The real problem wasn&#39;t just that it was slow but the letters didn&#39;t appear in the order I pressed the keys.<br />That was fucking disgusting.<br /><br />And no i can&#39;t see how the functionality presented by OP is supposed to be helpful since I type letters individually when writing text anyways.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1829'>&gt;&gt;1829</a><br />was meant for<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1594'>&gt;&gt;1594</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1783'>&gt;&gt;1783</a><br />Anons always tell me Blender is shit but when I ask them for recommendations I never get a response.<br />What do we have piracy for anyway if not for software?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Since we&#39;re at it. How can I up the pulling rate of my keyboard on Windows. Read that default was just 125Hz and I want just a bit more.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: f36e3c6707b1a282974c958363ec0aa0dc144bda3e601ae9bbd50bcbef704085.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1831'>&gt;&gt;1831</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Anons always tell me Blender is shit </span><br />Anons say a lot of shit.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;but when I ask them for recommendations I never get a response.</span><br />Autodesk Maya is the popular, proprietary alternative to Blender. Poking around the web, it doesn&#39;t seem like 3D artists find it clearly superior to Blender for a lot of uses. Unless you&#39;re looking to get a job in a Hymiewood studio, just stick with Blender.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1834'>&gt;&gt;1834</a><br />seeing how often normalfags mention it, i&#39;m sure it&#39;s shit<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Is there a real world scenario where you&#39;d want to hold down three random keys at the same time?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Meet Grin - the private &amp; lightweight mimblewimble blockchain
File: 68a39ca7fdb0a7640156ceef69ff477f900ffb05502e1d48b0c08157e80f139d.png
Comment:
  <b>What&#39;s Grin?</b><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Electronic transactions for all. Without censorship or restrictions.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Grin empowers anyone to transact or save modern money without the fear of external control or oppression. Grin is designed for the decades to come, not just tomorrow. Grin wants to be usable by everyone, regardless of borders, culture, skills or access.</span><br /><br /><b>Private</b><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Grin has no amounts and no addresses. Transactions can be trivially aggregated. To hide where a newly created transaction comes from, it gets relayed privately (a &quot;random walk&quot;) among peers before it is publicly announced. </span><br /><br /><b>Scalable</b><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MimbleWimble leverages cryptography to allow most of the past transaction data to be removed. This guarantees Grin won&#39;t crumble under its own weight in the long term. </span><br /><br /><b>Open</b><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Grin is developed openly, by developers distributed all over the world. It&#39;s not controlled by any company, foundation or individual. The coin distribution is designed to be as fair (but not gratis) as is known to be possible.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Grin is under development. Launch planned for Jan. 15th 2019. </span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Website: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://grin-tech.org/'>https://grin-tech.org/</a><br />Hacker News discussion: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18820539'>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18820539</a><br />8/tech/ thread: <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://oxwugzccvk3dk6tj.onion/tech/res/1016097.html'>http://oxwugzccvk3dk6tj.onion/tech/res/1016097.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Grin has no amounts and no addresses</span><br />What? Doesn&#39;t that make this pointless. If you can&#39;t own any currency you can&#39;t spend it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1840'>&gt;&gt;1840</a><br />It&#39;s digital communism, that&#39;s what it sounds like.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1840'>&gt;&gt;1840</a><br />There&#39;s a clarification at the HN link.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1b092b77f97982f59b647edf226aa68fdc00db6137d748203f8313f3dbe8120d.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md'>https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 658dd32e603adb6991dca93f415ef16fe7eef46b5c4760013ff319b46f8defd5.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1843'>&gt;&gt;1843</a><br />Lighten up, Hikkichan. The CoC is kind to people of all<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;body size</span><br />s, which is good news for nanochanners, who are probably uniformly of atypical<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;body size</span><br />in one direction or another.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1839'>&gt;&gt;1839</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no bitcointalk</span><br />This shitcoin is glowing. Just use Monero.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1837'>&gt;&gt;1837</a><br />Games use DirectInput which doesn&#39;t have the same behavior.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: mailto:sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1843'>&gt;&gt;1843</a><br />How could I miss. Fuck.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1846'>&gt;&gt;1846</a><br />Already using it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Windows is still better than Linux for most people</span><br />It&#39;s the other way around, it&#39;s only the zoomer faggots who needs muh games. But really who cares about those?, the ones that really have no better option are the creativefags.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1849'>&gt;&gt;1849</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Muh cre8orz!!</span><br />Real artists draw one pixel at a time in mspaint (running on WINE of course).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: How do I become /g/?
File: a8cf082d1341f167fb89c9e14fbed6fc06da6366f78de0d9da4330380fe47d99.jpg
Comment:
  I&#39;ve always been interested in tech but I&#39;ve never really followed through in studying it. Where do I start to become a computer wizard?<br />I have some woman-tier Java and C++ knowledge but I want to learn more, like how to create an OS or a programming language.<br />What resources should I study? How do I become /g/?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Start by learning a real programming language like C and asm for your cpu of choice, dosn&#39;t have to be x86-64.<br />


Board: g
Name: Anonymous (OP)
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1852'>&gt;&gt;1852</a><br />I already ordered a fair amount of books on C. I was planning on learning it to supplement my C++ knowledge.<br />As for an assembly language, I&#39;ll look into that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you want to become /g/, just get good at LARPing. Run Linux, or preferably Windows, but pretend that you run OpenBSD, and be sure to sperg out about anything that&#39;s not written in ANSI C. Also, use the word &quot;botnet&quot; a lot, even when it doesn&#39;t really apply. Especially when it doesn&#39;t really apply.<br /><br />If you want to write an OS, go to <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page'>https://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page</a><br /><br />If you want to create a programming language, you don&#39;t even need a computer. You can do it with pen and paper. I assume you mean you want to create a compiler, though. So read the dragon book. <br /><br />If you just want to into programming in general, study algorithms (there are many free MOOCs) and data structures and implement them in C++. You don&#39;t even need to learn a new language if you don&#39;t want to.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1855'>&gt;&gt;1855</a><br />I have literally never needed to do that.<br />With copy-paste you can just write out asc then copy paste it a few times ascascascascascascascasc then copy paste that a few more times ascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascascasc until you reach the desired string length.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1855'>&gt;&gt;1855</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1857'>&gt;&gt;1857</a><br />Or, you could just use:<br /><br />  $ yes asc | whatever<br /><br />because muh yoonix philosophy.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1856'>&gt;&gt;1856</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;wiki.osdev.org</span><br />OSdev.org is good for the extreme basics, but everyone there is hyper-gay and insists that you enable some shitty protected mode and paging bullshit (which only exists on botnet CPUs). I was looking for resources for writing an OS for my old 286, but most of the knowledge was not applicable because they (for some retarded reason) assume that you&#39;re programming for 386+ CPUs. OSdev.org also assumes that real mode == BIOS and spergs out whenever you try to use it. Overall it&#39;s been extremely unhelpful and I have had more success looking on old DOS programmer&#39;s guides and documentation (even though my OS is far from a DOS clone).<br />Daily reminder that 386SL and 486+ are <b><i>BOTNET</b></i> because they have <span class='kiketext'>(((System Management Mode)))</span>.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: What hashing algorithm to use?
File: 8767f86c59ab4281eeab30365ac59be274ea4b0ebcc3b3f226b3ec310875e3e4.png
Comment:
  I&#39;m writing a program that stores files addressed by their hash digest, now I&#39;m wondering what hashing algorithm to use.<br /><br />I was inclined to go with BLAKE2b because of its speed an security but it isn&#39;t used much and I&#39;d rather use something that is more commonly used so I can possibly deduplicate without having to hash the same file twice.<br /><br />I&#39;m guessing SHA256 is the most commonly (8chan and Nanochan uses this) used and still secure enough (though not against length extension attacks)<br />But it is also twice as slow as BLAKE2b ... so what should I do use something that almost no one uses but is more secure and faster or use something that is less secure and slower but more commonly used so I can use it more often to deduplicate without having to hash a file twice.<br /><br />Or should I simply hash the file multiple times... (which kind of defeats the performance gains of BLAKE2b)<br /><br /><span class='spoiler'>Sorry, I&#39;m having trouble with making decisions</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1861'>&gt;&gt;1861</a><br />If you have a <span class='kiketext'>(((64-bit)))</span> processor, you should use SHA-512 because it is faster on 64-bit. Otherwise, use SHA-256.<br />You don&#39;t need to worry about security at all, unless you are going to allow people to upload files. If you don&#39;t need others to have write access, just use MD5. The chance of accidental collisions is still extremely small.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1861'>&gt;&gt;1861</a><br />Keep in mind that hashing a file is generally IO-bound, unless you are using a slow processor and/or a fast SSD.<br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Comment:
  Here are results of a random benchmark (lower is better):<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;BLAKE2b = [0.24815844299882883, 0.24455917099840008, 0.24289618100010557]</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SHA512 = [0.4054747469999711, 0.400344555004267, 0.40310188900184585]</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SHA256 = [0.5319015080021927, 0.527558287998545, 0.5294597870015423]</span><br /><br />IPFS uses SHA256 by default as well I think, anyway if I were to use BLAKE2b would it be recommended to simply truncate the hash? I know BLAKE2b has an option to get smaller hashes but it&#39;ll be entirely different from the larger hash.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1863'>&gt;&gt;1863</a><br />True, it certainly is not the bottleneck.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1856'>&gt;&gt;1856</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;read the dragon book</span><br />Wtf? Making a simple compiler does NOT need the dragon book. Parsing a language into a stream of tokens is easy. Converting the stream of tokens into an AST is also relatively easy. Compiling the AST into machine code or bytecode is also not hard.<br />The issue is the amount of work involved. It takes a long time to write. Making your compiler optimizing is also very difficult. But to make some simple C compiler, or a compiler for your own custom-designed language wouldn&#39;t be super hard.<br />Write a brainfuck compiler if you want something easy. I once made a brainfuck-to-ASM converter but it wasn&#39;t optimizing and it only worked on <span class='kiketext'>(((64-bit)))</span> <span class='kiketext'>(((Loonux)))</span> so I got rid of it after I switched to openbsd.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1851'>&gt;&gt;1851</a><br />Learn real-mode assembly and write a shitty operating system (see the mikeOS source code). Then start designing a new real-mode OS that doesn&#39;t use the BIOS. This will teach good programming habits because you know exactly what is involved at the machine-code level when you use a high-level language construct. It will also teach you to make your programs small and simple, since you only have a maximum of 640KiB to work with (less if you&#39;re using a botnet computer with SMM.<br />After you&#39;ve done that, learn C and use it as your main language.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1864'>&gt;&gt;1864</a><br />Whatever the fuck you do, stick with it. Don&#39;t be like IPFS and have multiple different hashing algos. That&#39;s total cancer and the main reason why I couldn&#39;t be bothered with the piece of shitware after using it for a while.<br />If you want future-proofing, just use blake2b and <b>FUCKING STICK WITH IT</b>.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1866'>&gt;&gt;1866</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;FUCKING STICK WITH IT.</span><br />Agreed. I hate what IPFS does, its retarded.<br /><br />The reason I want to simply truncate BLAKE2b hashes is that no matter how long you want your digest you&#39;ll be able to deduplicate files still:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;da634c195b5050d8038ce1b83da6d382</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;da634c195b5050d8038ce1b83da6d382882ce5914245ec866395a508ef972e39</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;da634c195b5050d8038ce1b83da6d382882ce5914245ec866395a508ef972e39a6c39bcd60100e78311f401e9b8cdef7f0b920849e7f0201d83d44e3d76fee09</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1868'>&gt;&gt;1868</a><br />And confusing<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SHA3-256</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SHA2-256</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1868'>&gt;&gt;1868</a><br />On the topic of using outdated crypto. When hakase switched from a hashing function to a key derivation function he chose to use bcrypt. While bcrypt is still strong it&#39;s fairly outdated. In fact bcrypt is almost as old as me. Currently the best KDF to use is argon2id.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1870'>&gt;&gt;1870</a><br />I&#39;ve been wanting to use Argon2 for some projects but the thing that prevented me from using it was lack of libraries for Python (I really need to invest my time in other languages)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1871'>&gt;&gt;1871</a><br />Last time I looked anyway:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/search?l=Python&amp;q=Argon2&amp;type=Repositories'>https://github.com/search?l=Python&amp;q=Argon2&amp;type=Repositories</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: nano/g/ QTDDTOT
File: a9c96f84c4f538a037ed6c8f84b275f64bdc4354cf5056cbe30dd6390fec7f3a.png
Comment:
  Thread dedicated to <b>Questions That Don&#39;t Deserve Their Own Thread</b><br /><span class='spoiler'>(but are worth asking)</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1853'>&gt;&gt;1853</a><br />Hitting the books is a meme. Start with a 2 hour tutorial for syntax and basic concepts. Then move onto reading the source code of a well written project. Then start editing the source code. For c I recommend 9cc:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/rui314/9cc'>https://github.com/rui314/9cc</a><br />It&#39;s small, unbloated, practical, and best of all is missing lots of features, so you have your work cut out adding them. <br /><a class='reference' href='#post1860'>&gt;&gt;1860</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I was looking for resources for writing an OS for my old 286</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;they (for some retarded reason) assume that you&#39;re programming for 386+ CPUs</span><br />wow. and I bet they told you to fuck off when you complained.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1885'>&gt;&gt;1885</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Hitting the books is a meme</span><br />I remember when I was as foolish as you, but books are very useful. Books act as a compilation of knowledge for you to learn from. Of course not all books are good, but it can save you a lot of time over doing the research yourself and having to search through research papers you might not yet be able to fully understand yet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Tails is a piece of shit, it fails to randomize my MAC address on startup and uses uBlock Origin on their Tor browser which isn&#39;t present in the standalone TBB. Stay far away from it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Data Dumps General
File: 9fee46955193aee74345648d1a2697c7ef50efb5c5d05b6f68b578597725cebf.jpg
Comment:
  A thread for sharing data dumps, below are some dumps to get the thread going:<br /><br /><b>4chan/pol/</b> 2013-2019 (18 GB for posts; 42.4 GB for thumbnails)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.org/details/4plebs-org-data-dump-2019-01'>https://archive.org/details/4plebs-org-data-dump-2019-01</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.org/details/4plebs-org-thumbnail-dump-2019-01'>https://archive.org/details/4plebs-org-thumbnail-dump-2019-01</a><br /><br /><b>Reddit</b> 2006-2018 (446 GB for comments; 145 GB for submissions)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://files.pushshift.io/reddit/'>https://files.pushshift.io/reddit/</a><br /><br /><b>Gab.ai</b> 2016-2018 (4.06 GB)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://files.pushshift.io/gab/'>https://files.pushshift.io/gab/</a><br /><br /><b>Hacker News</b> 2006-2018 (2.04 GB)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://files.pushshift.io/hackernews/'>https://files.pushshift.io/hackernews/</a><br /><br /><b>Google Books Ngrams</b> 1505-2008 (lots of GB if you want 3+ Ngrams)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://storage.googleapis.com/books/ngrams/books/datasetsv2.html'>https://storage.googleapis.com/books/ngrams/books/datasetsv2.html</a><br /><br /><b>Stack Exchange</b> till 2018-12 (~59 GB)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.org/details/stackexchange'>https://archive.org/details/stackexchange</a><br /><br /><span class='spoiler'>GB != GiB</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1893'>&gt;&gt;1893</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;uses uBlock Origin on their Tor browser</span><br />The default Tor Browser should do this though, out of the box uBlock Origin works quite well and blocks most trackers and advertisements, and it has millions of users using it daily so any problem with the block-lists will be fixed quite quickly.<br />I&#39;m using uBlock Origin with Tor Browser... not sure if smart but I don&#39;t really care either because I consider it quite unlikely that a 1st-party server will know whether or not I fetched some resource from a 3rd-party server (with Javascript disabled)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tails</span><br />have used it in the past but I consider it a bloated piece of shit (mostly due to GNOME and systemd) and some other reason I can&#39;t quite remember.<br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Subject: Kiwix ZIM files
Comment:
  <b>Kiwix ZIM files</b><br />Has all Wikimedia and StackExchange sites for offline browsing. The ZIM format is a custom format for XZ-compressed web content (e.g., HTML) you can also download the &quot;portable&quot; files (.ZIP) which include the search index as well.<br />Some places where you can download ZIM files:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://ftp.fau.de/kiwix/'>https://ftp.fau.de/kiwix/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/kiwix/'>https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/kiwix/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://download.kiwix.org/'>https://download.kiwix.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/kiwix/'>https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/kiwix/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/kiwix.org/'>https://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/kiwix.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mirror.isoc.org.il/pub/kiwix/'>https://mirror.isoc.org.il/pub/kiwix/</a> (Israeli server)<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1894'>&gt;&gt;1894</a><br />Damn that image turned out shit when thumbnailed and compressed.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Common Crawl
File: e16886dacf1b73adca017e46d157ac1dd1caff5e814a367b9d931edb20b2f8f4.png
Comment:
  <b>Common Crawl</b><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://commoncrawl.org/'>https://commoncrawl.org/</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The Common Crawl corpus contains petabytes of data collected over 8 years of web crawling. The corpus contains raw web page data, metadata extracts and text extracts. Common Crawl data is stored on Amazon Web Services’ Public Data Sets and on multiple academic cloud platforms across the world.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Access to the Common Crawl corpus hosted by Amazon is free. You may use Amazon’s cloud platform to run analysis jobs directly against it or you can download parts or all of it.</span><br /><br />Downloading the raw WARC, metadata, or text extracts is probably way too much for any individual to donwload, though CommmonCrawl also releases Pagerank and hosts-to-hosts link metadata, for example:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Host- and Domain-Level Web Graphs Aug/Sep/Oct 2018</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://commoncrawl.org/2018/11/web-graphs-aug-sep-oct-2018/'>https://commoncrawl.org/2018/11/web-graphs-aug-sep-oct-2018/</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;<b>Host-level graph</b></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;5.66 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host-vertices.paths.gz	nodes ⟨id, rev host⟩, paths of 42 vertices files</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;23.60 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host-edges.paths.gz	edges ⟨from_id, to_id⟩, paths of 98 edges files</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;9.63 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host.graph	graph in BVGraph format</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;2 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host.properties	</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;10.83 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host-t.graph	transpose of the graph (outlinks inverted to inlinks)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;2 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host-t.properties	</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host.stats	WebGraph statistics</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;13.47 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-host-ranks.txt.gz	harmonic centrality and pagerank</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;<b>Domain-level graph</b></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;0.60 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain-vertices.txt.gz	nodes ⟨id, rev domain, num hosts⟩</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;5.95 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain-edges.txt.gz	edges ⟨from_id, to_id⟩</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;3.24 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain.graph	graph in BVGraph format</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;2 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain.properties	</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;3.39 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain-t.graph	transpose of the graph</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;2 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain-t.properties	</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1 kB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain.stats	WebGraph statistics</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1.89 GB	cc-main-2018-aug-sep-oct-domain-ranks.txt.gz	harmonic centrality and pagerank</span><br /><br />You can search their URL index here:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://index.commoncrawl.org/'>http://index.commoncrawl.org/</a><br /><br />Here are the instructions for downloading the CommonCrawl data:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://commoncrawl.org/the-data/get-started/'>https://commoncrawl.org/the-data/get-started/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Subject: Torrent Dumps/Metadata
File: 593249a2f2f5be70d0b8ddff764c99aa70f48ee6e67818dac472b5b8862a2baa.png
Comment:
  <b>The Pirate Bay</b> (no seed/leech ratio metadata)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://thepiratebay.org/static/dump/csv/'>https://thepiratebay.org/static/dump/csv/</a><br /><br /><b>Kickass Torrents</b> June 2015<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20150609001718if_/http://kat.cr/dailydump.txt.gz'>https://web.archive.org/web/20150609001718if_/http://kat.cr/dailydump.txt.gz</a> (~640 MB)<br />Info: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20150518164224/https://kat.cr/api/'>https://web.archive.org/web/20150518164224/https://kat.cr/api/</a><br /><br /><b>TorrentProject</b> July 2016<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20160721213429if_/https://torrentproject.se/dailydump.txt.gz'>https://web.archive.org/web/20160721213429if_/https://torrentproject.se/dailydump.txt.gz</a> (~610 MB)<br />Info: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20160721213302/https://torrentproject.se/api'>https://web.archive.org/web/20160721213302/https://torrentproject.se/api</a><br /><br /><b>Bitsnoop</b> May 2016<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20160327181910if_/http://ext.bitsnoop.com/export/b3_all.txt.gz'>https://web.archive.org/web/20160327181910if_/http://ext.bitsnoop.com/export/b3_all.txt.gz</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20170324033525/https://bitsnoop.com/info/api.html'>https://web.archive.org/web/20170324033525/https://bitsnoop.com/info/api.html</a><br /><br /><b>OfflineBay</b> (Electron-based software)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/techtacoriginal/offlinebay'>https://github.com/techtacoriginal/offlinebay</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.offlinebay.com/'>https://www.offlinebay.com/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-Release-OfflineBay-v2-Open-source-and-No-more-Java-dependency'>https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-Release-OfflineBay-v2-Open-source-and-No-more-Java-dependency</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1896'>&gt;&gt;1896</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Damn that image turned out shit when thumbnailed and compressed.</span><br />I think hokage&#39;s thumbnailer routine is prioritizing file size over the image not looking like shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1899'>&gt;&gt;1899</a><br />Should&#39;ve added more contrast.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1558'>&gt;&gt;1558</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There is literally no other reason...</span><br />You are forgetting incompetence, lack of interest, and petty infighting.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1895'>&gt;&gt;1895</a><br />Using an adblocker makes fingerprinting trivial, especially as different visitors are served slightly different ads.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1901'>&gt;&gt;1901</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;different visitors are served slightly different ads</span><br />Well when I visit 8chan for example, there&#39;s no reason to fetch all embeds as well (by default Tor Browser sends the HTTP referrer with it as well) since 8chan won&#39;t know whether you loaded a YouTube embed or not... or will it?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;since 8chan won&#39;t know whether you loaded a YouTube embed or not... or will it?</span><br />Anything that takes space on the screen or moves other elements around can be detected, in theory.<br />Detecting viewport and window size is especially easy, and can be used to identify people with non-standard scrollbar widths among other things, detecting single elements within the page is trickier but very much possible.<br />Not running js will help, but it&#39;s not foolproof as I remember a pure CSS example for viewport side.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I&#39;d use something simple like CRC32. As a bonus, it&#39;s super fast on jewmd64 CPUs since it has a dedicated instruction.<br /><br />Also, your stuff sounds like git.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1908'>&gt;&gt;1908</a><br />Terrible idea. It&#39;s trivial to generate arbitrary files with a particular crc. 32 bits is also very likely to collide by pure chance. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 8105aae2a2f0be2839f98aa6da7f38a83e2b94bfca43aed3a66bc55ef75abf76.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1909'>&gt;&gt;1909</a> <br />This. Also blake2 is already fast.<br /><br />Anyway, I have few encrypted disks with sha-256. Should I reencrypt? Can length extension attacks affect me? <span class='spoiler'>That means if it&#39;s, hmm, brokeable in 30 days, in worse case in 60?</span> I used few times over the default iterations.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1907'>&gt;&gt;1907</a><br />CSS trick doesn&#39;t detect scrollbar width, although it affects placement of elements on screen, dunno why.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1911'>&gt;&gt;1911</a><br />I&#39;ve seen one image hosting site that was able to detect whether I had viewed the tab or not without Javascript, I&#39;ll try to find out what method was used.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;encrypted disks with sha-256</span><br />You can&#39;t encrypt something with sha-256 because it is a hashing function.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1914'>&gt;&gt;1914</a><br />With LUKS/cryptsetup, AES-256, but you know what I meant.<br />It should compare password I input with the hash, right? If the hash is known I am undefended, right? <span class='spoiler'>There&#39;s the problem because I couldn&#39;t find how exactly does whole process works.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1666'>&gt;&gt;1666</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1672'>&gt;&gt;1672</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1674'>&gt;&gt;1674</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1676'>&gt;&gt;1676</a><br />It doesn&#39;t give Tor users capt. It gives any IP, even non-Tor ones, a capt if you make more than 100 connections in half an hour or something. I&#39;ve been exclusively using Qwant for a few months on clearnet and it happened to me a few times. I&#39;m on Tor now and I didn&#39;t get a capt for searching over Qwant.<br />Basically, it doesn&#39;t discriminate Tor users. It&#39;s just over-sensitive against potential bot searches, I assume because their servers are weak.<br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1917'>&gt;&gt;1917</a><br />Good to know, thanks. I&#39;ve mostly switches to using the Random Searx Redirector and I set Startpage as the default search engine.<br />I&#39;ll give Qwant another consideration, it seems to work fine this time...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1672'>&gt;&gt;1672</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What&#39;s the point of giving tor users a captcha</span><br />It&#39;s to prevent people from using google dorks to find vulnerable sites. It gives you a captcha based on the amount of queries you are doing and how &quot;complex&quot; those queries are (by complex I mean using &quot;advanced&quot; search features)<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 083c04e02c3050bdb6b2dac4e4bbe8c81d7f1f25aff42b44956b861283a85d2c.pdf
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1915'>&gt;&gt;1915</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It should compare password I input with the hash, right?</span><br />Not exactly. Here, read this research paper and maybe you&#39;ll understand how it works better.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: * pretends to be shocked *
Comment:
  see what happens when you let your init system handle {logging, user logins, networking, time, devices, ...}<br /><br />3 new exploits with local root access!<br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2019/q1/54'>https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2019/q1/54</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;wanting to invest time into tech</span><br />The point of /g/ to me has always been about how to avoid using technology as much as possible.  BSD and Linux are good for this because they can only do boring things.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: watching TV like a goy
Comment:
  if you wanted to watch TV, what would you choose:<br />USB dongle VS set top box<br /><br />USB dongle<br />+cheaper<br />+allows you to record TV out of the box<br />+very small<br />+can be used to receive other types of radio (SDR)<br />-requires some drivers and software, possible chinese backdoor and botnet<br />-uses your CPU a lot, can be expensive (power usage) and slow down other things on your PC<br />-soykaf quality, could be unreliable, destroy your PC, or just die<br /><br />Set-top-box<br />+can be connected to any monitor, TV, etc you don&#39;t need a PC for it to work<br />+is isolated, you just connect output signal to monitor or PC, cannot hack your PC<br />+doesn&#39;t use your CPU power, it has it&#39;s own CPU, takes power from wall plug<br />+reliable, good quality, won&#39;t harm your PC<br />-more expensive<br />-if you want to record you need some additional device<br />-bigger, heavier<br />-cannot be used to receive other types of radio than the ones implemented<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;cuckchan tier thread made by a laimnigger</span><br />Disgusting. Go back to 4laim.<br />Watching talmudvision takes even less conscious thought than watching logan paul on jewtube<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1922'>&gt;&gt;1922</a><br />Thankfully this just results in a crash due to mitigations GCC has in place for protecting against vulnerabilities.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  With every new publicly announced CVE remind yourself of how many CVEs go unpublished and into the Zero Day market.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1928'>&gt;&gt;1928</a><br />Saved by GCC, but it isn&#39;t a requirement to compile systemd, or is it?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1928'>&gt;&gt;1928</a><br />OpenSUSE and Fedora are the only distros protected.<br />Who compiles systemdicked anyway? Gentoo users? They are not stupid enough to use systemdicked and there&#39;s practically no reason to compile on binary distros and is quite a hassle to do.<br /><br />It won&#39;t move distros from IBM ecosystem, so what&#39;s the point?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Are you a Real Programmer or a Quiche Eater?
File: 4b9b02df72ba46aaceb9c5ec53d2879e039421643cc2fcc2caa3a79ca6205427.pdf
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archivecaslytosk.onion/z1BK9'>http://archivecaslytosk.onion/z1BK9</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;archivecaslytosk.onion</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;link to download the archive in a zip file still doesn&#39;t work</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;forced to use clearnet archive.fo if you really want it</span><br />fucking cia niggers<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1934'>&gt;&gt;1934</a><br />I&#39;m on Tor Browser with the security slider set to the highest level, and it displays fine. Are you using a text browser? <br /><br />Here&#39;s the article:<br /><br />Real Programmers Don&#39;t Use Pascal<br />[ A letter to the editor of Datamation, volume 29 number 7, July 1983. I&#39;ve long ago lost my dog-eared photocopy, but I believe this was written (and is copyright) by Ed Post, Tektronix, Wilsonville OR USA.<br /><br />The story of Mel is a related article. ]<br /><br />Back in the good old days-- the &quot;Golden Era&quot; of computers-- it was easy to separate the men from the boys (sometimes called &quot;Real Men&quot; and &quot;Quiche Eaters&quot; in the literature). During this period, the Real Men were the ones who understood computer programming, and the Quiche Eaters were the ones who didn&#39;t. A real computer programmer said things like &quot;DO 10 I=1,10&quot; and &quot;ABEND&quot; (they actually talked in capital letters, you understand), and the rest of the world said things like &quot;computers are too complicated for me&quot; and &quot;I can&#39;t relate to computers-- they&#39;re so impersonal&quot;. (A previous work [1] points out that Real Men don&#39;t &quot;relate&quot; to anything, and aren&#39;t afraid of being impersonal.)<br /><br />But, as usual, times change. We are faced today with a world in which little old ladies can get computers in their microwave ovens, 12 year old kids can blow Real Men out of the water playing Asteroids and Pac-Man, and anyone can buy and even understand their very own personal Computer. The Real Programmer is in danger of becoming extinct, of being replaced by high school students with TRASH-80s.<br /><br />There is a clear need to point out the differences between the typical high school junior Pac-Man player and a Real Programmer. If this difference is made clear, it will give these kids something to aspire to-- a role model, a Father Figure. It will also help explain to the employers of Real Programmers why it would be a mistake to replace the Real Programmers on their staff with 12 year old Pac-Man players (at a considerable salary savings).<br /><br />The easiest way to tell a Real Programmer from the crowd is by the programming language he (or she) uses. Real Programmers use Fortran. Quiche Eaters use Pascal. Nicklaus Wirth, the designer of Pascal, gave a talk once at which he was asked, &quot;How do you pronounce your name?&quot;. He replied, &quot;You can either call me by name, pronouncing it &#39;Veert&#39;, or call me by value, &#39;Worth&#39;.&quot; One can tell immediately by this comment that Nicklaus Wirth is a Quiche Eater. The only parameter passing mechanism endorsed by Real Programmers is call-by-value-return, as implemented in the IBM/370 Fortran G and H compilers. Real Programmers don&#39;t need all these abstract concepts to get their jobs done-- they are perfectly happy with a keypunch, a Fortran IV compiler, and a beer.<br /><br />    Real Programmers do List Processing in Fortran.<br /><br />    Real Programmers do String Manipulation in Fortran.<br /><br />    Real Programmers do Accounting (if they do it at all) in Fortran.<br /><br />    Real Programmers do Artificial Intelligence programs in Fortran. <br /><br />If you can&#39;t do it in Fortran, do it in assembly language. If you can&#39;t do it in assembly language, it isn&#39;t worth doing.<br /><br />The academics in computer science have gotten into the &quot;structured programming&quot; rut over the past several years. They claim that programs are more easily understood if the programmer uses some special language constructs and techniques. They don&#39;t all agree on exactly which constructs, of course, and the example they use to show their particular point of view invariably fit on a single page of some obscure journal or another-- clearly not enough of an example to convince anyone. When I got out of school, I thought I was the best programmer in the world. I could write an unbeatable tic-tac-toe program, use five different computer languages, and create 1000 line programs that WORKED (Really!). Then I got out into the Real World. My first task in the Real World was to read and understand a 200,000 line Fortran program, then speed it up by a factor of two. Any Real Programmer will tell you that all the Structured Coding in the world won&#39;t help you solve a problem like that-- it takes actual talent. Some quick observations on Real Programmers and Structured Programming:<br /><br />    Real Programmers aren&#39;t afraid to use GOTOs.<br /><br />    Real Programmers can write five page long DO loops without getting confused.<br /><br />    Real Programmers like Arithmetic IF statements-- they make the code more interesting.<br /><br />    Real Programmers write self-modifying code, especially if they can save 20 nanoseconds in the middle of a tight loop.<br /><br />    Real Programmers don&#39;t need comments-- the code is obvious.<br /><br />    Since Fortran doesn&#39;t have a structured IF, REPEAT ... UNTIL, or CASE statement, Real Programmers don&#39;t have to worry about not using them. Besides, they can be simulated when necessary using assigned GOTOs. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
   Data structures have also gotten a lot of press lately. Abstract Data Types, Structures, Pointers, Lists, and Strings have become popular in certain circles. Wirth (the above mentioned Quiche Eater) actually wrote an entire book [2] contending that you could write a program based on data structures, instead of the other way around. As all Real Programmers know, the only useful data structure is the Array. Strings, Lists, Structures, Sets-- these are all special cases of arrays and can be treated that way just as easily without messing up your programming language with all sorts of complications. The worst thing about fancy data types is that you have to declare them, and Real Programming Languages, as we all know, have implicit typing based on the first letter of the (six character) variable name.<br /><br />What kind of operating system is used by a Real Programmer? CP/M? God forbid-- CP/M, after all, is basically a toy operating system. Even little old ladies and grade school students can understand and use CP/M.<br /><br />Unix is a lot more complicated of course-- the typical Unix hacker never can remember what the PRINT command is called this week-- but when it gets right down to it, Unix is a glorified video game. People don&#39;t do Serious Work on Unix systems: they send jokes around the world on UUCP-net and write Adventure games and research papers.<br /><br />No, your Real Programmer uses OS/370. A good programmer can find and understand the description of the IJK305I error he just got in his JCL manual. A great programmer can write JCL without referring to the manual at all. A truly outstanding programmer can find bugs buried in a 6 megabyte core dump without using a hex calculator. (I have actually seen this done.)<br /><br />OS is a truly remarkable operating system. It&#39;s possible to destroy days of work with a single misplaced space, so alertness in the programming staff is encouraged. The best way to approach the system is through a keypunch. Some people claim there is a Time Sharing system that runs on OS/370, but after careful study I have come to the conclusion that they were mistaken.<br /><br />What kind of tools does a Real Programmer use? In theory, a Real Programmer could run his programs by keying them into the front panel of the computer. Back in the days when computers had front panels, this was actually done occasionally. Your typical Real Programmer knew the entire bootstrap loader by memory in hex, and toggled it in whenever it got destroyed by his program. (Back then, memory was memory-- it didn&#39;t go away when the power went off. Today, memory either forgets things when you don&#39;t want it to, or remembers things long after they&#39;re better forgotten.) Legend has it that Seymore Cray, inventor of the Cray I supercomputer and most of Control Data&#39;s computers, actually toggled the first operating system for the CDC7600 in on the front panel from memory when it was first powered on. Seymore, needless to say, is a Real Programmer.<br /><br />One of my favorite Real Programmers was a systems programmer for Texas Instruments. One day, he got a long distance call from a user whose system had crashed in the middle of saving some important work. Jim was able to repair the damage over the phone, getting the user to toggle in disk I/O instructions at the front panel, repairing system tables in hex, reading register contents back over the phone. The moral of this story: while a Real Programmer usually includes a keypunch and line printer in his toolkit, he can get along with just a front panel and a telephone in emergencies.<br /><br />In some companies, text editing no longer consists of ten engineers standing in line to use an 029 keypunch. In fact, the building I work in doesn&#39;t contain a single keypunch. The Real Programmer in this situation has to do his work with a &quot;text editor&quot; program. Most systems supply several text editors to select from, and the Real Programmer must be careful to pick one that reflects his personal style. Many people believe that the best text editors in the world were written at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center for use on their Alto and Dorado computers[3]. Unfortunately, no Real Programmer would ever use a computer whose operating system is called SmallTalk, and would certainly not talk to the computer with a mouse.<br /><br />Some of the concepts in these Xerox editors have been incorporated into editors running on more reasonably named operating systems-- EMACS and VI being two. The problem with these editors is that Real Programmers consider &quot;what you see is what you get&quot; to be just as bad a concept in Text Editors as it is in Women. No, the Real Programmer wants a &quot;you asked for it, you got it&quot; text editor-- complicated, cryptic, powerful, unforgiving, dangerous. TECO, to be precise.<br /><br />It has been observed that a TECO command sequence more closely resembles transmission line noise than readable text[4]. One of the more entertaining games to play with TECO is to type your name in as a command line and try to guess what it does. Just about any possible typing error while talking with TECO will probably destroy your program, or even worse-- introduce subtle and mysterious bugs in a once working subroutine.<br /><br />For this reason, Real Programmers are reluctant to actually edit a program that is close to working. They find it much easier to just patch the binary object code directly, using a wonderful program called SUPERZAP (or its equivalent on non-IBM machines). This works so well that many working programs on IBM systems bear no relation to the original Fortran code. In many cases, the original source code is no longer available. When it comes time to fix a program like this, no manager would even think of sending anything less than a Real Programmer to do the job-- no Quiche Eating structured programmer would even know where to start. This is called &quot;job security&quot;.<br /><br />Some programming tools NOT used by Real Programmers:<br /><br />    Fortran preprocessors like MORTRAN and RATFOR. The Cuisinarts of programming-- great for making Quiche. See comments above on structured programming.<br /><br />    Source language debuggers. Real Programmers can read core dumps.<br /><br />    Compilers with array bounds checking. They stifle creativity, destroy most of the interesting uses for EQUIVALENCE, and make it impossible to modify the operating system code with negative subscripts. Worst of all, bounds checking is inefficient.<br /><br />    Source code maintenance systems. A Real Programmer keeps his code locked up in a card file, because it implies that its owner cannot leave his important programs unguarded [5]. <br /><br />Where does the typical Real Programmer work? What kind of programs are worthy of the efforts of so talented an individual? You can be sure that no Real Programmer would be caught dead writing accounts-receivable programs in COBOL, or sorting mailing lists for People magazine. A Real Programmer wants tasks of earth-shaking importance (literally!).<br /><br />    Real Programmers work for Los Alamos National Laboratory, writing atomic bomb simulations to run on Cray I supercomputers.<br /><br />    Real Programmers work for the National Security Agency, decoding Russian transmissions.<br /><br />    It was largely due to the efforts of thousands of Real Programmers working for NASA that our boys got to the moon and back before the Russkies.<br /><br />    The computers in the Space Shuttle were programmed by Real Programmers.<br /><br />    Real Programmers are at work for Boeing designing the operation systems for cruise missiles. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
   Some of the most awesome Real Programmers of all work at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California. Many of them know the entire operating system of the Pioneer and Voyager spacecraft by heart. With a combination of large ground-based Fortran programs and small spacecraft-based assembly language programs, they are able to do incredible feats of navigation and improvisation-- hitting ten-kilometer wide windows at Saturn after six years in space, repairing or bypassing damaged sensor platforms, radios, and batteries. Allegedly, one Real Programmer managed to tuck a pattern matching program into a few hundred bytes of unused memory in a Voyager spacecraft that searched for, located, and photographed a new moon of Jupiter.<br /><br />The current plan for the Galileo spacecraft is to use a gravity assist trajectory past Mars on the way to Jupiter. This trajectory passes within 80 +/- 3 kilometers of the surface of Mars. Nobody is going to trust a Pascal program (or Pascal programmer) for navigation to these tolerances.<br /><br />As you can tell, many of the world&#39;s Real Programmers work for the U.S. Government-- mainly the Defense Department. This is as it should be. Recently, however, a black cloud has formed on the Real Programmer horizon. It seems that some highly placed Quiche Eaters at the Defense Department decided that all Defense programs should be written in some grand unified language called &quot;ADA&quot; ((C), DoD). For a while, it seemed that ADA was destined to become a language that went against all the precepts of Real Programming-- a language with structure, a language with data types, strong typing, and semicolons. In short, a language designed to cripple the creativity of the typical Real Programmer. Fortunately, the language adopted by DoD had enough interesting features to make it approachable-- it&#39;s incredibly complex, includes methods for messing with the operating system and rearranging memory, and Edsger Dijkstra doesn&#39;t like it [6]. (Dijkstra, as I&#39;m sure you know, was the author of &quot;GOTOs Considered Harmful&quot;-- a landmark work in programming methodology, applauded by Pascal Programmers and Quiche Eaters alike.) Besides, the determined Real Programmer can write Fortran programs in any language.<br /><br />The Real Programmer might compromise his principles and work on something slightly more trivial than the destruction of life as we know it. Providing there&#39;s enough money in it. There are several Real Programmers building video games at Atari, for example. (But not playing them-- a Real Programmer knows how to beat the machine every time: no challenge in that.) Everyone working at LucasFilm is a Real Programmer. (It would be crazy to turn down the money of fifty million Star Trek fans.) The proportion of Real Programmers in Computer Graphics is somewhat lower than the norm, mostly because nobody has found a use for Computer Graphics yet. On the other hand, all Computer Graphics is done in Fortran, so there are a fair number of people doing Graphics in order to avoid having to write COBOL programs.<br /><br />Generally, the Real Programmer plays the same way he works-- with computers. He is constantly amazed that his employer actually pays him to do what he would be doing for fun anyway (although he is careful not to express this opinion out loud). Occasionally, the Real Programmer does step out of the office for a breath of fresh air and a beer or two. Some tips on recognizing Real Programmers away from the computer room:<br /><br />    At a party, the Real Programmers are the ones in the corner talking about operating system security and how to get around it.<br /><br />    At a football game, the Real Programmer is the one comparing the plays against his simulations printed on 11 by 14 fanfold paper.<br /><br />    At the beach, the Real Programmer is the one drawing flowcharts in the sand.<br /><br />    At a funeral, the Real Programmer is the one saying &quot;Poor George. And he almost had the sort routine working before the coronary.&quot;<br /><br />    In a grocery store, the Real Programmer is the one who insists on running the cans past the laser checkout scanner himself, because he never could trust keypunch operators to get it right the first time. <br /><br />What sort of environment does the Real Programmer function best in? This is an important question for the managers of Real Programmers. Considering the amount of money it costs to keep one on the staff, it&#39;s best to put him (or her) in an environment where he can get his work done.<br /><br />The typical Real Programmer lives in front of a computer terminal. Surrounding this terminal are:<br /><br />    Listings of all programs the Real Programmer has ever worked on, piled in roughly chronological order on every flat surface in the office.<br /><br />    Some half-dozen or so partly filled cups of cold coffee. Occasionally, there will be cigarette butts floating in the coffee. In some cases, the cups will contain Orange Crush.<br /><br />    Unless he is very good, there will be copies of the OS JCL manual and the Principles of Operation open to some particularly interesting pages.<br /><br />    Taped to the wall is a line-printer Snoopy calendar for the year 1969.<br /><br />    Strewn about the floor are several wrappers for peanut butter filled cheese bars-- the type that are made pre-stale at the bakery so they can&#39;t get any worse while waiting in the vending machine.<br /><br />    Hiding in the top left-hand drawer of the desk is a stash of double-stuff Oreos for special occasions.<br /><br />    Underneath the Oreos is a flow-charting template, left there by the previous occupant of the office. (Real Programmers write programs, not documentation. Leave that to the maintenence people.) <br /><br />The Real Programmer is capable of working 30, 40, even 50 hours at a stretch, under intense pressure. In fact, he prefers it that way. Bad response time doesn&#39;t bother the Real Programmer-- it gives him a chance to catch a little sleep between compiles. If there is not enough schedule pressure on the Real Programmer, he tends to make things more challenging by working on some small but interesting part of the problem for the first nine weeks, then finishing the rest in the last week, in two or three 50-hour marathons. This not only impresses the hell out of his manager, who was despairing of ever getting the project done on time, but creates a convenient excuse for not doing the documentation. In general:<br /><br />    No Real Programmer works 9 to 5. (Unless it&#39;s the ones at night.)<br /><br />    Real Programmers don&#39;t wear neckties.<br /><br />    Real Programmers don&#39;t wear high heeled shoes.<br /><br />    Real Programmers arrive at work in time for lunch.<br /><br />    A Real Programmer might or might not know his wife&#39;s name. He does, however, know the entire ASCII (or EBCDIC) code table.<br /><br />    Real Programmers don&#39;t know how to cook. Grocery stores aren&#39;t open at three in the morning. Real Programmers survive on Twinkies and coffee. <br /><br />What of the future? It is a matter of some concern to Real Programmers that the latest generation of computer programmers are not being brought up with the same outlook on life as their elders. Many of them have never seen a computer with a front panel. Hardly anyone graduating from school these days can do hex arithmetic without a calculator. College graduates these days are soft-- protected from the realities of programming by source level debuggers, text editors that count parentheses, and &quot;user friendly&quot; operating systems. Worst of all, some of these alleged &quot;computer scientists&quot; manage to get degrees without ever learning Fortran! Are we destined to become an industry of Unix hackers and Pascal programmers?<br /><br />From my experience, I can only report that the future is bright for Real Programmers everywhere. Neither OS/370 nor Fortran show any signs of dying out, despite all the efforts of Pas- cal programmers the world over. Even more subtle tricks, like adding structured coding constructs to Fortran, have failed. Oh sure, some computer vendors have come out with Fortran 77 compilers, but every one of them has a way of converting itself back into a Fortran 66 compiler at the drop of an option card-- to compile DO loops like God meant them to be.<br /><br />Even Unix might not be as bad on Real Programmers as it once was. The latest release of Unix has the potential of an operating system worthy of any Real Programmer-- two different and subtly incompatible user interfaces, an arcane and complicated teletype driver, virtual memory. If you ignore the fact that it&#39;s &quot;structured&quot;, even &#39;C&#39; programming can be appreciated by the Real Programmer: after all, there&#39;s no type checking, variable names are seven (ten? eight?) characters long, and the added bonus of the Pointer data type is thrown in-- like having the best parts of Fortran and assembly language in one place. (Not to mention some of the more creative uses for #define.)<br /><br />No, the future isn&#39;t all that bad. Why, in the past few years, the popular press has even commented on the bright new crop of computer nerds and hackers ([7] and [8]) leaving places like Stanford and MIT for the Real World. From all evidence, the spirit of Real Programming lives on in these young men and women. As long as there are ill-defined goals, bizarre bugs, and unrealistic schedules, there will be Real Programmers willing to jump in and Solve The Problem, saving the documentation for later. Long live Fortran!<br /><br />References:<br /><br />[1] Feirstein, B., &quot;Real Men don&#39;t Eat Quiche&quot;, New York, Pocket Books, 1982.<br /><br />[2] Wirth, N., &quot;Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs&quot;, Prentice Hall, 1976.<br /><br />[3] Ilson, R., &quot;Recent Research in Text Processing&quot;, IEEE Trans. Prof. Commun., Vol. PC-23, No. 4, Dec. 4, 1980.<br /><br />[4] Finseth, C., &quot;Theory and Practice of Text Editors - or - a Cookbook for an EMACS&quot;, B.S. Thesis, MIT/LCS/TM-165, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, May 1980.<br /><br />[5] Weinberg, G., &quot;The Psychology of Computer Programming&quot;, New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1971, p. 110.<br /><br />[6] Dijkstra, E., &quot;On the GREEN language submitted to the DoD&quot;, Sigplan notices, Vol. 3, No. 10, Oct 1978.<br /><br />[7] Rose, Frank, &quot;Joy of Hacking&quot;, Science 82, Vol. 3, No. 9, Nov 82, pp. 58-66.<br /><br />[8] &quot;The Hacker Papers&quot;, Psychology Today, August 1980.<br /><br />ACKNOWLEGEMENT<br />---------------------------------<br /><br />I would like to thank Jan E., Dave S., Rich G., Rich E. for their help in characterizing the Real Programmer, Heather B. for the illustration, Kathy E. for putting up with it, and atd!avsdS:mark for the initial inspiration.<br /><br />Webbed by Greg Lindahl (lindahl@pbm.com) <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1934'>&gt;&gt;1934</a><br />I can load and view the archive link fine, but try to download it as a zip. It doesn&#39;t work via the onion, only the clearnet versions.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1938'>&gt;&gt;1938</a><br />Better to simply save the page anyway since it will include the original URL.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1946'>&gt;&gt;1946</a><br />Well done anon, at least you get something done... I&#39;m constantly procrastinating on my own project(s).<br /><span class='spoiler'>Screenshot?</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 693ce2113906468082d613c815b42b246eed3fec496cbe5279c0d10438e8df67.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1947'>&gt;&gt;1947</a><br />Well, the only interface is a lemonbar script, so pic related I guess.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1949'>&gt;&gt;1949</a><br />Yes, there&#39;s an exception for the French.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1947'>&gt;&gt;1947</a><br />I always program in bursts; and I&#39;m sure it&#39;s the same for every imageboard dweller.<br />Since I just finished my master (thank god, goodbye uni pinkos), I&#39;m searching work while &quot;NEETing&quot; so I would have no excuses for not doing anything.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Zerodium might not have expected normalfags on tor to be able to upgrade an addon without their favorite <span class='kiketext'>(((mozilla)))</span> addon store.<br />It also appears that Zerodium works for cyber defense, not offense. If what they say is not just a corporate facade, then it&#39;s possible that they could&#39;ve released the vulnerability out of good faith. The original tweet never said you should upgrade; If they really wanted to &quot;upgrade&quot;, Zerodium would probably make their tweet more pushy to target the normalfags on tor.   <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ZERODIUM customers are mainly government organizations in need of specific and tailored cybersecurity capabilities and/or protective solutions to defend against zero-day attacks. </span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1656'>&gt;&gt;1656</a><br />I can see Freemason Jim doing something like your pic. Where did you get that image from?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1959'>&gt;&gt;1959</a><br />Nevermind, zerodium has a history of being a scummy company and has no reason to release a vulnerability after paying for it. <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20181123110132/https://zerodium.com/tor.html'>https://web.archive.org/web/20181123110132/https://zerodium.com/tor.html</a><br />


Board: g
Name: hakase <span class='capcode'>## Nanochan Administrator</span>
Comment:
  This thread is low effort. Please use the qtddtot <a class='reference' href='/g/1873.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/1873</a> to ask these questions.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  read the instructions to send a transaction... you have to do what?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;send a file via email or FTP, have the recipient interact with it and send it back to you, then interact with it</span><br />this thing is dead in the water with such a ridiculous UX<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 9b6337662cd5a3f51bd7b079753e4c5f84d0ff66f903361a3b02c6f5d08b1aa9.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;another blockmeme</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;cocked, BUT without censorship or restrictions</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Security OS general
File: 1d15c340a2ff70b9fb51b9ca95f24c2a83f2ab53434958ecd1bfbd19d5aa33df.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;get Qubes for convenient online identity separation and sane attitude to security </span><br />[one imageboard later]<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;realize Fedora (dom0) is bloated fuck with strong commercial influence</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;realize Linux is just a hobbyist kernel with poor overall design partly due to being so old</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;[spoiler]realize OpenBSD is probably just as vulnerable as Linux kernel due to lack of devs, and the other alternatives are even more dead and with less creator integrity[/spoiler].</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  searx is hard to recommend to normalfags because of the massive bias towards porn sites for work-safe queries<br />also, it has some reliability issues, at least oninstances i&#39;ve used<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  could you/the-owner do a favor and only select instances with good ssl scores, no MITM/cloudflare, etc?<br />i have not checked so that may alresdy be done<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Durr hurr less devs means less secure</span><br />More devs = easier to <span class='kiketext'>(((compromise)))</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 9714de09e89cba5aea3591aaca478ea370c4607edd11584463603a8f874b5d8c.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1988'>&gt;&gt;1988</a><br />less devs = easier to find vulns<br /><span class='spoiler'>Since when is compromise something to be called out?</span><br /><span class='spoiler'>also openbsd is literally unusable if you do anything else other than browse web, code having it as router - alpine is good if not better anyway</span><br />Just stick to whatever you find most secure and harden it even more.<br />The main and most important problem is hardware anyway. It&#39;s kind of pointless to have ultra-minimal/hard-as-cock software when the me/psp can change what you see etc.<br />Also minimal meme is fuckin bullshit. The en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Design_Up_Front is the way to go. Shame that for marketing purposes it&#39;s better to add features to constantly stream toxic waste into &quot;tech&quot; media than having developed quality software that ages like wine no one talks about.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1985'>&gt;&gt;1985</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;massive bias towards porn sites for work-safe queries</span><br />Interesting, you mean with image search?<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1986'>&gt;&gt;1986</a><br />Haven&#39;t done that myself, but these are good places to start:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/'>https://stats.searx.xyz/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html'>https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances'>https://github.com/asciimoo/searx/wiki/Searx-instances</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1991'>&gt;&gt;1991</a><br />Ok, here&#39;s a list of Searx domains (from <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/'>https://stats.searx.xyz/</a> ) with their ISPs:<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;050.ca	Cogent Communications</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;anonyk.com	Amazon.com, Inc.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;framabee.org	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;haku.ahmia.fi	Nebula Oy</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;icebal.com	AT&amp;T Services, Inc.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;mijisou.com	China Unicom Beijing Province Network</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;openworlds.info	OVH SAS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;p9e.de	Markus Bach Betriebs Gesellschaft mbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;rapu.nz	RamNode LLC</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;s.cmd.gg	OVH ISP</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.activemail.de	Contabo GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.azkware.net	OVH SAS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.datensturm.net	netcup GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.disroot.org	Serverius</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.ethibox.fr	Online S.A.S.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.gibberfish.org	Online</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.koehn.com	DigitalOcean, LLC</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.kosebamse.com	HE-RS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.mdosch.de	rh-tec IP Network</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.modalogi.com	Liberty Global Operations B.V.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.namedkitten.pw	Plusnet Technologies Ltd</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.paulla.asso.fr	Axione - French region</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.seds.nl	Online S.A.S.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.snopyta.org	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.spaeth.me	Online S.A.S.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.st8.at	Hetzner Online GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.stinpriza.org	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.sudo-i.net	Hetzner Online GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.tolstoevsky.ml	CJSC &quot;ER-Telecom Holding&quot; Nizhny Novgorod branch</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;search.wxzm.sx	LeaseWeb Netherlands B.V.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.anongoth.pl	IQ PL Sp. z o.o.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.antirep.net	GANDI is an ICANN accredited registrar</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.aquilenet.fr	AQUILENET</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.at	UPC Austria GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.ch	ImproWare AG</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.elukerio.org	Rezopole A.D.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.foo.li	Telecom Liechtenstein AG</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.fr32k.de	rh-tec IP Network</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.gotrust.de	NETCUP-GMBH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.haxors.club	OVH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.infini.fr	Lanestel Sarl</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.info	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.itunix.eu	OVH ISP</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.laquadrature.net	Octopuce to Cursys</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.libmail.eu	Rezopole A.D.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.linux.pizza	Telia Company AB</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.nakhan.net	OVH SAS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.nixnet.xyz	NETCUP-GMBH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.nogafa.org	OVH ISP</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.nulltime.net	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.openhoofd.nl	ZeelandNet</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.pofilo.fr	OVH SAS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.prvcy.eu	Hetzner Online GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.pwoss.xyz	DigitalOcean, LLC</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.remote-shell.net	Online S.A.S.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.riseup.net	Riseup Networks</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.ru	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.s42.space	VT-POOL4-rec1001aihr001</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.selea.se	Telia Company AB</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.site	Contabo GmbH</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.solusar.de	BSB-SERVICE</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.targaryen.house	HETZNER-DC</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.tyil.nl	LeaseWeb Netherlands B.V.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.xyz	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.zareldyn.net	OVH ISP</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx.zdechov.net	Internext 2000</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;seeks.hsbp.org	Flattr AB</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;suche.elaon.de	meerfarbig GmbH &amp; Co. KG</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;suche.ftp.sh	JonasPasche</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;tontonroger.org	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;trouvons.org	Hetzner</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;trovu.komun.org	CONTABO</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;wtf.roflcopter.fr	Online S.A.S.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;www.searxs.eu	AMS-VPSSERVERCOM</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1992'>&gt;&gt;1992</a><br />Would be nice to have a meta-meta Searx proxy for these Searx instance<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1991'>&gt;&gt;1991</a><br />Not image searches, just regular web searches.<br />I think it was on searx.me. I&#39;ll try and find some concrete examples, I think &#39;celebrity&#39; or cartoon character names can often result in pornhub links near the top.<br />Frankly I can understand why a privacy-focused proxy would be recommended porn from previous searches. I&#39;ve also noticed a bias towards tech-savvy results, which is useful.<br /><br />Not going to lie, I didn&#39;t check for a safe-search option.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1993'>&gt;&gt;1993</a><br />do you mean this:<br /><a class='reference' href='#post1667'>&gt;&gt;1667</a><br /><br />I did use searxes before the host got pwnt and nuked<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1990'>&gt;&gt;1990</a><br />only thing I need to do is code, shitpost on nanochan, and watch anime. certainly suits me very well.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;just a hobbyist kernel</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;commercial influence</span><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1785'>&gt;&gt;1785</a><br />yes exactly<br />two clicks == uncontaminated vm with tor<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  what are some simple (less than a couple of minutes a day) ways to help improve the direction of computing?<br />eg. giving page hits and reviews to well-made OSs on distrowatch.com and other sites<br />eg. promoting good yet usable OSs (MX, Void, Devuan ?) on normalfag sites like reddit and 4chan<br />eg. monetary donations to the right places, wherever those are<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1707'>&gt;&gt;1707</a><br />You can, if you put some effort into learning how your system works<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1707'>&gt;&gt;1707</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2013'>&gt;&gt;2013</a><br />You can, but it&#39;s not always optimal.<br />I more or less have one desktop/laptop os and a live boot os for fast booting, so 99% spent on one OS. The more range of things you do (esp. visual/audio stuff) and the more values you have (FOSS, security), the more likely you will need multiple OSs OS <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2011'>&gt;&gt;2011</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;donations</span><br />Considering shit like the Linux foundation literally just gives your money to shit-skins I wouldn&#39;t ever give your money to anyone for &quot;&quot;charity&quot;&quot;.  Donating in any capacity is a very bugman thing to do.  Keep your money and spend it wisely.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2015'>&gt;&gt;2015</a><br />Chinks don&#39;t donate though. They hoard their money and belongings. It&#39;s usually white christcucks or liberals who do things like that.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2016'>&gt;&gt;2016</a><br />Consumerist bugmen, not yellow jews.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1660'>&gt;&gt;1660</a><br />*(ptr + elem)<br />*(ptr + 0) is the same as *ptr<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2010'>&gt;&gt;2010</a><br />Doesn&#39;t help when the hypervisor is filled with backdoors.<br />Just use multiple computers. One for browsing/gaming, and the other for important shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2021'>&gt;&gt;2021</a><br />no, don&#39;t donate to openbsd, just learn programming and do some work for them/contribute to the code/documentation/whatever.<br />I would trust openbsd devs more than other projects because they&#39;re mostly white autistic weebs, but still, I don&#39;t have a clue what they do with all their donations and as such I am not interested in donating.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;It is hosted on Amazon Web Services</span><br />This alone should be enough reason to drop them. Amazon is a cancer and they&#39;re in the data brokering business just like Facebook, Google, etc. There&#39;s no telling what they can do with a back door to thousands of services on the internet.<br /><br />Search should remain as decentralized as possible so we can avoid another Google. This is possible through meta search engines like Searx, which combine results from several centralized indexes. But decentralized indexes should be built as well. Yacy is one example, but it would be nice if there were other projects like this. <br /><br />Indexing the world&#39;s information should be a collaborative human effort, not left in the hands of a few private companies who will inevitably wish to exploit their position as gatekeepers of knowledge.  <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1660'>&gt;&gt;1660</a><br />That&#39;s actually a good idea. And <a class='reference' href='#post1712'>&gt;&gt;1712</a> is right, use the dot (1 less char counts).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: USE Flags on OpenBSD
File: 3db23db566ee818c4290735884dc3e3131171135a90e546694052bf8a10c9a86.jpg
Comment:
  I want Gentoo&#39;s USE flags on OpenBSD. I tried fucking around with Gentoo Prefix to get it to work under OBSD, but no dice. Is this feature available somehow in pkgsrc? The only thing preventing me from using OpenBSD exclusively is its god fucking awful ports collection.<br />Reposted from QTDDTOT.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2024'>&gt;&gt;2024</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;DURR IT SAVES BYTES!!!</span><br />-&gt; looks better than . and should replace it. It&#39;s not as if the uncompiled source code size matters very much.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;no dice</span><br />Why not just rewrite portage in a better language like C or LuaJIT? It could continue using the original ebuild files so that you don&#39;t have to do as much work, or you could make a tool to convert ebuild files into whatever package description language you want to use.<br />The python version of portage is extremely slow and clunky, and pulls in python (which is pajeet bloatware) as a dependency. If you managed to rewrite it, your project would probably get famous among the various /g/ and /tech/ boards.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;2027</span><br />I&#39;ve got shit to do. Maybe I&#39;ll do that some day, but in the meantime, I need a working ports collection.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2025'>&gt;&gt;2025</a><br />Look into flavors. From the ports(7) man page:<br /><br /><b>FLAVORS</b><br />     The OpenBSD ports tree comes with a mechanism called <b>FLAVORS</b>.  Thanks to<br />     this mechanism, users can select specific options provided by a given<br />     port.<br /><br />     If a port is &quot;flavored&quot;, there should be a terse description of available<br />     flavors in the <u>pkg/DESCR</u> file.<br /><br />     For example, the <u>misc/screen</u> port comes with a flavor called <b>static</b>.<br />     This changes the building process so a statically compiled version of the<br />     program will be built.  To avoid confusion with other packages or<br />     flavors, the package name will be extended with a dash-separated list of<br />     the selected flavors.<br /><br />     In this instance, the corresponding package will be called<br />     <b>screen-4.0.2-static</b>.<br /><br />     To see the flavors of a port, use the <b>show</b> target:<br /><br />           $ make show=FLAVORS<br /><br />     To build a port with a specific flavor, just pass FLAVOR in the<br />     environment of the make(1) command:<br /><br />           $ env FLAVOR=&quot;static&quot; make package<br /><br />     and of course, use the same settings for the subsequent invocations of<br />     make:<br /><br />           $ env FLAVOR=&quot;static&quot; make install<br />           $ env FLAVOR=&quot;static&quot; make clean<br /><br />     More than one flavor may be specified:<br /><br />           $ cd /usr/ports/mail/exim<br />           $ env FLAVOR=&quot;mysql ldap&quot; make package<br /><br />     Specifying a flavor that does not exist is an error.  Additionally, some<br />     ports impose some further restrictions on flavor combinations, when such<br />     combinations do not make sense.<br /><br />     Lots of ports can be built without X11 requirement and accordingly have a<br />     <b>no_x11</b> flavor.<br /><br />     Flavor settings are not propagated to dependencies.  If a specific<br />     combination is needed, careful hand-building of the required set of<br />     packages is still necessary.<br /><br />Not sure what you mean by &quot;god fucking awful ports collection&quot;, if you were talking about the available binary packages then they are pretty bad. However, if you download the ports tree I&#39;m pretty sure you get up to date packages (not to mention you can apply flavors as described above).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2024'>&gt;&gt;2024</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;1 less char counts</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;in the fucking source code</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;and reduces readability to boot</span><br /><span class='redtext'><i><u>You Have Autism</u></i></span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2029'>&gt;&gt;2029</a><br />Interesting. Is there any way to automate things, such as saving your desired flavor so that it&#39;s picked automatically when updating packages, for instance?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2033'>&gt;&gt;2033</a><br />write your own scripts to do that then, it would be orders of magnitude easier than rewriting portage in C or something. Don&#39;t think there&#39;s a built-in way of saving flavors and shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  just like, switch to Macs<br />they never get viruses :^)<br /><span class='spoiler'>I&#39;d rather stick with Linux for now. It&#39;s secure enough and supports enough software for reasonable use. It&#39;s not like there&#39;s anything better.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 0d9873937388c493f3c9b607b6dd5a84a17a0a88321565a84f6b85658b216274.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2038'>&gt;&gt;2038</a><br />Well, here&#39;s her email: 37564N@memeware.net<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2039'>&gt;&gt;2039</a><br />When the meme<br />So supreme<br />It make a nigga<br />Wanna scream<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2026'>&gt;&gt;2026</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2030'>&gt;&gt;2030</a><br />It saves columns, retards.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;looks better</span><br />No.<br /><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2029'>&gt;&gt;2029</a><br />Too bad their port tree is utter shit and flavors are almost unused.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2041'>&gt;&gt;2041</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;MUH COLUMNS MUH SKREEN</span><br />Do yourself a favor and code yourself a nice 640x480 console driver which has over 80cols, nigger. Terry Davis did it, so can you.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No.</span><br />Yes.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;CompSci</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;on my leet haxor site</span><br />kys<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Training sets seem to be easier to come across. You might have better luck downloading the data and training the classifiers yourself. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: DIY Devices
File: 777867a97c381015424bdd01d15c1cdeb7422637afcecc8e256ee6ca49da1959.jpg
Comment:
  You have one week to make a trustworthy computer from off-the-shelf/ordered components (not including shipping delay).<br />Trustworthy will mean that the firmware and everything below can be in a known good state (within reason), and this state can be maintained so long as you are not a direct threat to FIVE EYES, Russia or China. No passive botnet.<br />Physical alterations &amp; firmware alterations are acceptable if you can actually do it yourself.<br /><br />Entry-level:general use desktop computer<br />Mid-range:portable laptop<br />God-mode:internet enabled phone<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  hmm... hard question. Probably would be an avr-based device with serial console, external program support done with a CISC bytecode interpreter which does bounds checking etc.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;want to repurpose old laptops screens as monitors</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;control boards cost as much as a newer bigger monitor</span><br />Hello what the fuck I&#39;d like to request government mandated modularity please.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 21b52d0910f6246994854b599ac691e7d999627d9b3a33d1359cdfdb92d618a7.jpg
Comment:
  One week? <br />For the first two choices, I&#39;d have to make do with craigslist thinkpads and free bios options. Of course, I&#39;d have to cut out any networking hardware and rely on sneakernet comms were super-important. Maybe use steganography to mask my data in voice data over CB transmissions if wireless were to be absolutely necessary.<br /><br />Phone is hopeless. <br /><br />Pic related in a room by yourself is the only truly safe computer. Anything else is hedging your bets.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1998'>&gt;&gt;1998</a><br /><span class='spoiler'>was an excellent year</span><br />This is true of the vast majority of people. <br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post1983'>&gt;&gt;1983</a><br />Realize and come to believe are two different things. I think you mean the latter.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2043'>&gt;&gt;2043</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;he thinks people use the 80 column limit because of teletype limits</span><br />Typical java pooper.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1913'>&gt;&gt;1913</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;ve seen one image hosting site that was able to detect whether I had viewed the tab or not without Javascript, I&#39;ll try to find out what method was used.</span><br />what ?<br />it can detect it extremely simply, just add a javascript code that will send signal &quot;javascript&quot;<br />if someone visit the page but signal &quot;javascript&quot; doesn&#39;t arrive within some second, mark user as no-javascript<br /><br />or when there is a html form, you can put hidden element inside &lt;noscript&gt; tag<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Do you still trust cock.li nano/g/?</span><br />How could you ever?<br />The guy is pretty open about it, everything is stored in plain text while the server is in his apartment.<br />Even if he didn&#39;t have bad intentions, he&#39;s just a dude. A single guy could break into his apartment and I&#39;d bet he could get 20k+ easily just by stealing crypto traders.<br />Other than that, he could easily get infected somehow, and then it&#39;s all gone.<br />You should not use cock.li for anything serious or that would cause serious trouble if leaked.<br />All my cock.li accounts have nothing to do with them other than some throwaway shit, or shit that I wouldn&#39;t care if I lost, or went public.<br />You should do the same.<br />The bounty on invading this guy&#39;s apartment is huge, I&#39;m surprised no one has done it yet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2086'>&gt;&gt;2086</a> here.<br />Basically this <a class='reference' href='#post1537'>&gt;&gt;1537</a>.<br />Of course people are forced to have e-mails nowadays to get jobs etc, and I don&#39;t think there&#39;s a misconception itt that someone should be using cock.li for their personal e-mail, but there are 2 kinds of insecure:<br />1) Random leaks that make all your data public(or available to someone who stole it).<br />Everyone is prone to this, but I&#39;d bet it&#39;s way more likely to happen to something like cock.li(read previous post) than something like protonmail.<br />2) Systematic analysis of your shit.<br />I&#39;d bet cock.li is way safer than gmail in this aspect, but if you aren&#39;t doing anything to harm the jew or illegal, you should be fine.<br />While I&#39;d never use the botnet that is gmail, I could trust a bittrex account on them, not if I don&#39;t want to be known by google, of course, but I can still trust legal things that I can&#39;t afford to lose on them.<br />And to be fair, the internet is a bad place for &quot;trust&quot;. I&#39;m selling drugs on Tor w a friend and while we play go as far as to play games together and use discord(yeah, same concept as before, they know all our shit, but if it&#39;s not illegal, doesn&#39;t hurt as much). The thing is, whenever we want to talk business, we arrange an IRL meetup, this way we can always be sure nothing is getting out. Better than relying on &quot;trust&quot;.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  You can&#39;t trust anyone. Neither jewgle nor the rando across the street can be trusted with important info. But you don&#39;t need to, because GPG exists.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2086'>&gt;&gt;2086</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;everything is stored in plain text</span><br />Everything at rest is encrypted<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;the server is in his apartment</span><br />The server is in a datacenter. <br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2089'>&gt;&gt;2089</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;everything was encrypted</span><br />What was the point anyway? It&#39;s not like they couldn&#39;t just sniff all traffic to/from the server for the same result. Was it scare-mongering tactics?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2090'>&gt;&gt;2090</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Was it scare-mongering tactics?</span><br />Probably, don&#39;t know. They could also change the firmware with that of the German government, since they had access to it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Images and privacy
File: 4acdf803cde525a20dc5c7ff5d6874bfce0792457508777e95e8be024e23ab22.jpg
Comment:
  It&#39;s relatively easy to track down who somebody can be just by the images they upload, especially if they&#39;re on a close environment with a relatively small pool of users. Every time you repeatedly post an image you will always be showing a part of yourself, and if you use it even more frequently, not only are you lowering the quality of the board by repeating content, but you&#39;re also making yourself easier to target.<br />To which I&#39;d like to ask, how do you defend yourself from being tracked down through images, if you have a small amount of them? Only two ways to fix that would be to either massively start saving whatever you see, or making original content, which even then can be tracked down to you. There must be even more alternatives, one can attempt to change the names of the files every so often, but even then, if there is a pattern of images that&#39;s being posted that guy can still be easy to track down<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  step one: never post any images<br />step two: repost other peoples images<br />step three: never repost your own images<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;one can attempt to change the names of the files every so often</span><br />nanochan doesn&#39;t keep your filename, just the hash. So that&#39;s an easy one. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post744'>&gt;&gt;744</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;both sides are wrong</span><br />What a nigger<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 40b2ef196b483973baa76604df797f366b4e860ad83d6539f83af1cf95051172.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2094'>&gt;&gt;2094</a><br />What do you mean by &quot;to target&quot; a person? I suppose you can &quot;track&quot; me when I post my Umarus. Which means what? That you know it&#39;s me when I post the Umarus? What else.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;step one: never post any images</span><br />There you go.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2095'>&gt;&gt;2095</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;don&#39;t post images</span><br />Yes. Anything medium more complex than a limited set of Unicode is to complex to fully understand enough to effectively sterilize. Use at own risk.<br />I can be tracked by images back when I used /a/ and /tv/ on 4chinz. I made my own reactions and filenames and only a few got reposted by others. Traking would talk effort, guesswork and probably be not worth the effort, but possible.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2082'>&gt;&gt;2082</a><br /><span class='spoiler'>1998 and 2003 were two of humanities peaks. Would have been nice to bail back then.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 3a0b15d0813be1d0268986c1ea2c62a5340f31eb21580dfe721e0a41d5473e83.webm
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2095'>&gt;&gt;2095</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2098'>&gt;&gt;2098</a><br />Here&#39;s the problem, Jews and federal agents post on imageboards, and they reduce the quality of the arguments being had. How they reduce it? By using namecalling, niggerpilling, and shitposting not for shitposting&#39;s sake, but for deviating the main subject someone would like to take. And thus, they never use images in their posts. Why would they use images, that would contribute content to the board that they want to make white noise on.<br />This is where images take place, an image means more than a thousand words is equal to saying that, to understand an image, you have to have various cognitive patterns, understand for example in this case <a class='reference' href='#post2097'>&gt;&gt;2097</a> , what the lips mean, what the dress has of importance, why does this image exist. It all serves to a big purpose that evolution/god allowed us by giving us brains. Understanding an image, means that we are human beings. <br />That&#39;s why, if you ever come up to a thread that is filled with constant infighting, you should always pay attention to the posts that have images that express something, either smug or laughter and many others. That means that the guy behind the monitor is not a ZOGbot and actually has empathy for what he believes on. I&#39;ve been applying this technique on 8zion constantly on /pol/, and it always worked. All the anons that were contributing to the threads posted images, and most of the hebrews that went on derrails and proxyhopped constantly never posted any images, besides (maybe once in a blue moon) porn bait since they&#39;re jews.<br />That&#39;s why images are important, they help to determine who is a real human being and not a zionist<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;but what about the posters that are not jews and don&#39;t post images</span><br />Well that&#39;s the main reason why hebrews do white noise, to make the real posters less noticeable. They&#39;re going to be victims of a place where they won&#39;t be heard, be berated constantly, and made a consensus of by the same hebrews that take a shit on their homeboards.<br />&#39;d love to believe I&#39;m insane but sadly things are just too fucked up<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2100'>&gt;&gt;2100</a><br />Also note that bots, which run rampant on pigchan, can parse images much less easily. Using images as an integral part of communication forces bots to resort to less sophisticated disruption techniques.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;And thus, they never use images in their posts</span><br />uwotmate? Images are the most distracting aspect of an image board.<br />You know there are human shills and retards right<br /><br />I consider most people posting crappy memes, and nonsensical images shills or retards. Like <a class='reference' href='#post2097'>&gt;&gt;2097</a> in your example, or yourself. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 49433093f0be76bb65629a6a94d7defacdb0fbd25909c93915b1238b3b3a4244.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2108'>&gt;&gt;2108</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I consider most people posting crappy memes, and nonsensical images shills or retards.</span><br />That&#39;s because the community here yet isn&#39;t filled with CIAniggers and shills spamming blackpills, racebaits and constant infighting calling for violence. Once the board reaches critical mass, posts with images will become more valuable. Trust me, the last you want to see is this place become twitter<br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Subject: Secure smartphone
File: 132df32455a8ebfce34e1d749dcc92708052923c3f1fbf81cd23e6425e72a36b.jpg
Comment:
  How would you go about making a smartphone secure/anonymous? There&#39;s of course no way to make a phone completely secure but what would you do to at least make it harder for ZOG to track my mobile activities, and to pin your phone to your identity?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Put it in a lead box when you&#39;re not using it. I&#39;m not kidding.<br />On the software side of things: Root your phone (but not using some chink spyware), install Termux, install F-Droid, delete or disable every app related to jewgle or jewgle services (especially jewgle services framework and jewgle play).<br />


Board: g
Name: OP
Comment:
  What I&#39;ve come up with so far is<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;buy new phone with cash</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;go somewhere with wifi not related to your identity</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;tape over cameras</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;turn off location</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;stay offline</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;uninstall or disable all google shit and useless/suspicious apps</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;remove all default permissions</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;connect to wifi</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;install apps</span><br /><br />What&#39;s next? Apps?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;orfox</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;signal</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;k-9 mail</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;F-droid</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;some alternative keyboard</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2113'>&gt;&gt;2113</a><br />None of that will stop them from triangulating your location from the cell signals. This isn&#39;t a conspiracy theory, it&#39;s known to happen, because e.g. police and firefighters can detect your location from cell phone calls. You have to electromagnetically isolate the phone whenever you&#39;re not using it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2116'>&gt;&gt;2116</a><br />Even without SIM? If I&#39;m only using wifi?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2117'>&gt;&gt;2117</a><br />Yes. You can still do emergency calls right? That means it&#39;s still connected. Phones are inherently botnet and a lead box or case is absolutely required if you don&#39;t want to be tracked. Get a tablet if you want a slightly lower level of botnet.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2118'>&gt;&gt;2118</a><br />Well fuck me. But that&#39;s just location right? At least activities can be anonymized with the right apps, no?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2119'>&gt;&gt;2119</a><br />depends on how many layers of tinfoil hat you want to wear<br />bottom line, don&#39;t do anything important that requires security or anonymity on a phone, ever.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2120'>&gt;&gt;2120</a><br />I just want to make them work for it.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 9766a17651afe23eb35a6c87fa37af9f362db8ce099b487a874df3adc77f7a61.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2108'>&gt;&gt;2108</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Images are the most distracting aspect of an image board.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Images</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;bad thing on</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;an image board</span><br />Hey everybody let&#39;s play &quot;spot the textjew&quot;.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post744'>&gt;&gt;744</a><br />Check it out guys, a radical centrist<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 8e43dbf558aedcd9cd08c48cc28ddd3f360c08b0d17aa13df7c637ab4e16e6cc.jpg
Comment:
  Tech shitposting autism <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://discord.gg/gXDDzkJ'>https://discord.gg/gXDDzkJ</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2124'>&gt;&gt;2124</a><br />Didya really think that&#39;s alright, pasting a discord link in here?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 60779c9c6a552fc42d23146b6a5b7256d39a500b917b29f1880b37af3ff3530b.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2124'>&gt;&gt;2124</a><br />Where the fuck did you come from? Why would you advertise your shitty Discord server on a dark web imageboard?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2126'>&gt;&gt;2126</a><br />standard discord employee/third party affiliated honeypot<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2128'>&gt;&gt;2128</a><br />That&#39;s right. And there&#39;s something even <i>more</i> fingerprintable than that: your thoughts. Not just how you express your opinions but actually the opinions you express. For example if you&#39;re disgusted by a pic posted today, you&#39;ll be disgusted by it 3 months later when it&#39;s reposted. Your reply will be almost identical too. How&#39;s that for a brainfuck? Avoid datamining threads and avoid boards whose owners datamine. If you&#39;re smart you&#39;ll have became a tinfoil mummy by the time you finished reading this sentence. Otherwise it&#39;s too late. You&#39;re screwed.<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 49cc9478aee4f0e9eeceecba7022f565b1872967937c68eff178e725afb74d96.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2128'>&gt;&gt;2128</a><br />Yep, but whatever.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post2109'>&gt;&gt;2109</a><br />Sure but shills/ retards use images as well... if they do not serve a historical/informational purpose they shouldn&#39;t be added. I never liked image boards for the shitty memes and low-quality posts, though it depends on the platform/board.<br /><br />To prove I&#39;m not a shill, here&#39;s a completely unrelated image ...<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2130'>&gt;&gt;2130</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;posts image to prove self</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;image is text</span><br />Anon, I...<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2130'>&gt;&gt;2130</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Sure but shills use images as well</span><br />Nah, the most they would use would be false infographs and memes made by the CIA (muttspam, sweetieposting, wojak variants, etc.). The meme that the CIA collects anime images to disguise themselves as lurkers could apply but I have seen less animeposts calling for violence while shitting on their home imageboard, than imageless posts doing that.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post2128'>&gt;&gt;2128</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2129'>&gt;&gt;2129</a><br />That&#39;s what collective thoughts are for<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Buy Librem 5 or Pine64 Phone when they come out. Physically remove anything related to the SIM card, GPS, camera and microphone. Only install trusted open source software.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Name one reason why an average nanochan fag would be targeted by any agency.<br />Name one reason why nanochan would be socially targeted.<br />[spoiler]We have security through being obscure.[/spoiler]<br />


Board: g
Name: E
Subject: Creating Chaos
File: 6debba5931e4f3c4adeb6d498b19b7d17f68e59c3bab7e4251c685fb9788cbd4.jpg
Comment:
  How do <i>you</i> spread chaos and deception?<br /><br />I can see you have an understanding of OPSEC. You may know that hiding is not enough for most. The solution is chaos. Noise. False data. False information. Deception.<br />This works against AI. It even works against most humans too.<br />You ask if I use google? Yes. I abuse google. I never use google as a service. One time a week I go to google just to tell it lies. Same with other services and search engines. When their databases get stolen, all they get is fake information. If any real information exists from years ago, it is an outlier to be ignored.<br /><br />What are your methods of chaos? What are advanced methods?<br />Teams of people can create very good chaos as mentioned in the paranoid&#39;s big book of deception. Maybe indian clickfarms will lie for me if I pay them to! More fun then google robot tests.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2139'>&gt;&gt;2139</a><br />It&#39;s because of autism, you fucking newfag who <span class='spoiler'>can&#39;t spoiler properly</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2096'>&gt;&gt;2096</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2123'>&gt;&gt;2123</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;his mind can only know two extreme sides</span><br />Center right here. You are killing politics.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='spoiler'>You are correct on both points. I have never before read online source code for reply formating instructions. It is a fun change.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;l3 m1n1m41 m3m3</span><br />Your loss.<br />Openbsd is for servers not end users. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  chaos and deception is not necessarily the same though, is it?<br />You seem to be decepting social services for your own privacy.<br />If you fed chaos as input to an AI, I wonder if it would ever develop something out of it, assuming the chaos doesn&#39;t have patterns.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2146'>&gt;&gt;2146</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;chaos</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no patterns</span><br />Are you implying that even exists? Scientifically all variables are the value they are because it was affected by a variable with another value. It&#39;s a chain, there is bound to be a pattern, no matter what you do.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;bsd</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;gnu bad</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;jews bad</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bloat reee</span><br />Do different forms of autism just so happen to often occur in one person?<br />


Board: g
Name: sage
Email: sage
Subject: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1373'>&gt;&gt;1373</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;BSD cat includes many useless features (added because too many programs needed the GNUpoo features)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;useless features that many programs make use of</span><br />Okay then.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The UNIX philosophy would dictate that these functions be performed by a seperate program, in case some program other than cat wants such features.</span><br />Wanna elaborate on that? How come does e.g. OpenBSD (which you apparently consider to be halal) not have separate programs for that? I mean, a line-numberer or a dollar-sign-adder would be really useful separate programs that do one thing and do it well.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post2145'>&gt;&gt;2145</a><br />I wonder why it has tons of GUI programs in its repos then. <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2142'>&gt;&gt;2142</a><br />It&#39;s all been downhill since personal computing caught on.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1294'>&gt;&gt;1294</a><br />Youtube-dl however is a perfect example of python being a good choice. Here the speed of development is *much* more important than performance. Youtube updates rather often, as well as many other sites youtube-dl supports, and I want youtube-dl to be updated as fast as fucking possible to support every single one of them.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2143'>&gt;&gt;2143</a><br />I&#39;m an extremist, but for both sides of the argument, depending on what&#39;s being argued. As opposed to blindly taking the middle ground between two manufactured sides and leaving your views easily manipulated through overton window shifts.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2138'>&gt;&gt;2138</a><br />Look, it&#39;s the tor skiddies I was talking about, that even a clearnet ban wouldn&#39;t rid us from<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;telegram</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;webtorrent meme</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;stock firefox</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;among other things</span><br />This guy&#39;s probably even the eris spammer<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2153'>&gt;&gt;2153</a><br />We need a v2 HS ban next. People who don&#39;t even bother to use the v3 service (and TLS, and checking the TLS fingerprint) are almost as cancerous as cucknet gateway users.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 60f8f3417a951f6d8711b6c32ba51ec33e5b458ccdeb731a86cc6eed0dea3781.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2143'>&gt;&gt;2143</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh <i>EXTREME</i></span><br />There is no such thing as extreme. There is only correct and incorrect. Some (not all) aspects of socialism are reasonable, but only when coupled with strong nationalism and anti-degenerate social practices. The results of this kind of thinking are called National Socialism.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2151'>&gt;&gt;2151</a><br />I suppose you&#39;re correct in this case. Although I would prefer the usage of a faster and equally high level language such as luajit, python is a reasonable choice for the reasons you stated.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2147'>&gt;&gt;2147</a><br />I think some kinds of atomic or quantum effects such as radioactive decay are non-deterministic. However, I know no further details.<br />If the universe is indeed deterministic, then it would be possible (in theory) to predict the future with unlimited accuracy, and do other sorts of crazy shit.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post200'>&gt;&gt;200</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;inequality</span><br /><br />So, when do the bolshy twats notice the wage disparity with H1Bs?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2158'>&gt;&gt;2158</a><br />I highly doubt this is possible, because you would have to know the status of ALL variables of the universe, because each variable affects the one next to it.<br />If a hint of the future can be found within 1 cubic meter of matter, then i would be thoroughly surprised.<br />If radio-active decay truly is non-deterministic then that might very well be why it eats at the fabric of reality.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2149'>&gt;&gt;2149</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;a line-numberer or a dollar-sign-adder would be really useful separate programs that do one thing and do it well.</span><br />They are easy to write in C. They are trivial to emulate using sed or awk. Example scripts:<br /><br />  #!/usr/bin/awk -f<br />  # Add line numbers to files.<br />  {<br />      printf(&quot;%03d %s\n&quot;, NR, $0);<br />  }<br /><br />  #!/usr/bin/awk -f<br />  # Add dollar signs to end of lines.<br />  {<br />      printf(&quot;%s$\n&quot;, $0);<br />  }<br /><br />I agree that it is a fault of OpenBSD not to provide programs which have this functionality by default. They probably didn&#39;t add them because the same functionality was already included in BSD cat (which copied said features from GNU cat for compatibility reasons).<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2188'>&gt;&gt;2188</a><br />Have you tried suggesting such programs for inclusion on OpenBSD developers&#39; mailing list?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2189'>&gt;&gt;2189</a><br />As I said, they already have the functionality present in cat. They are probably not going to purge it anytime soon, because of compatibility with gnupoo programs. Duplicate functionality is worse than centralized functionality.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2137'>&gt;&gt;2137</a><br />Librem 5 actually seems promising. The developers look pretty goyish.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The better question is why do you need to do anything worthy of security on a phone.  If you&#39;re texting or calling information you don&#39;t want to be traced back to you then no matter what software you&#39;re running you&#39;re fucked.  The only way to do that &quot;securely&quot; is to get burners without a paper trail.  Other than that everything else you would need to do securely could easily be done on an ultra portable older memepad.  Phones exist to make incredibly basic daily tasks slightly easier.  They are just a multitool for clocks, calculators, and other innocuous tasks.  If you could perhaps give me some actual use cases where you would legitimately need a libre phone it might be worth considering, but by that point you&#39;re going to need to sink $600+ into the Librem 5, which in all likelihood has hardware with back doors in it anyways like all of their laptops do.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2191'>&gt;&gt;2191</a><br />I don&#39;t really like the Purism guys.  Everything they produce values normalfag aestheticism over being a good machine.  You get to pay $1,500 for a laptop with no track point, a chiclet keyboard, and as far as I&#39;m aware they don&#39;t even have the option of 3D printing any of their parts, which completely contradicts their entire purpose in my eyes.  They claim to be working on getting rid of the IME and shit which is nice I suppose, but as it stands right now buying from them just seems like a way for normalfags with too much money to pretend like they are epic lincucks hackers.  At least the eoma68 guys are making something that is legitimately revolutionary, but even their shit is way too expensive at the moment.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: a1b0633972739aceb39a08f44133a2fd771b1d261c3c60f0bef9201a11c61dee.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2140'>&gt;&gt;2140</a><br />Get out (Order out of) Chaos-worshipper.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2193'>&gt;&gt;2193</a><br />Dammit, I thought Medusa was the embodiment of Chaos but I can&#39;t find anything about it online, guess that Freemason I saw in a video was spreading lies. I really don&#39;t know anything about (Greek) mythology. Please excuse me for this.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: dfe07a60a750a4cb5d9f954a2ebd515797d50f2830680503a6618748d0042493.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2194'>&gt;&gt;2194</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=-raVplg6nSE'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=-raVplg6nSE</a> @2:00<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Also the face of Medusa represents chaos and a lack of knowledge, you know, the snakes is [sic] chaotic [...]</span><br />Says a woman who gave a tour at the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Supreme Council 33 degree Museum/Library<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2191'>&gt;&gt;2191</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2192'>&gt;&gt;2192</a><br />I think what Purism is doing is a great step forward from a hardware perspective, but they come off as propaganda marketing. Maybe that&#39;s just because of how shit their competitors are in comparison, but it still feels misleading.<br />At least they got dev kits out for the phone.<br />I would prefer a less normalfag phone but I see the value in doing so. I&#39;m forced to be around normalfags, so the sooner they can get more secure, the better. <span class='spoiler'>I can dream, can&#39;t I?</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2190'>&gt;&gt;2190</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Duplicate functionality is worse than centralized functionality.</span><br />Why? If so then, well, the haram cat is here forever.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2147'>&gt;&gt;2147</a><br />What about &#39;no currently observable pattern&#39;? Random numbers are still valuable if true randomness doesn&#39;t exist.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2194'>&gt;&gt;2194</a><br />If it makes you feel better, eris is not a goddess of chaos in Greek mythology. She&#39;s the goddess of strife. Only in discordianism does she represent chaos.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2146'>&gt;&gt;2146</a><br />I think in most cases it would find patterns that don&#39;t represent reality, like pure coincidence. It would need really special training to understand even simple pseudorandom numbers, I think.<br /><br />Disclaimer: I have never worked with AI<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  But wouldn&#39;t you need a computer heavier than the universe to compute it all?<br />Assuming you have to calculate every atom (or even subatomic particle) and can&#39;t use heuristics for large bodies of matter.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2204'>&gt;&gt;2204</a> is meant as a reply to <a class='reference' href='#post2158'>&gt;&gt;2158</a> <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2192'>&gt;&gt;2192</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Librem laptops have backdoored hardware</span><br />Big claim.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ME almost guaranteed neutered.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no binary blobs from bootloader up (source: puri.sm/learn/blobs)</span><br />So all that is left appears to be:<br />(Source: coreboot Binary Situation page)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Memory Reference Code</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;VGA BIOS</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;CPU Microcode</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Ethernet?</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;open source hidden backdoors</span><br />I guess there could be backdoors in there.<br />I&#39;d love to hear of a usable, better alternative that currently exists.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2206'>&gt;&gt;2206</a><br />I believe last I heard they still had the IME problem, but I looked into after I made the post and discovered that apparently dealt with it which is nice.  I&#39;d still like to see all of the chasis parts 3D printable like the eoma68.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;d love to hear of a usable, better alternative that currently exists.</span><br />Memepad x60 or x200 will cost you 1/15th the price.  To be honest I thought they were mostly shit because at the time there was no difference between them and other laptops as they still had the ME.  There is definitely an argument to be had for a laptop with modern hardware that doesn&#39;t have backdoors.  But I certainly can&#39;t see myself dropping $1500 on one when a memepad preforms just about every task I could imagine the average person needing for a fraction of the price.  I&#39;d much rather have my laptop made out of cheap renewable materials that I know I&#39;ll have access to no matter what than have to rely on purism manufacturing the parts to sell me.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;muh IME</span><br />IME is irrelevant. <span class='kiketext'>(((System Management Mode)))</span> is almost as much of a botnet and it exists on all CPUs newer than the 386, in addition to the 386SL specifically. To free yourself from cpu botnet you must use a 386 or a non-x86 system.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2113'>&gt;&gt;2113</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;orfox</span><br />Shit<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;signal</span><br />Piss<br /><br />Just buy a cheap netbook lmao, despite  intel me it&#39;s still better then anything with a gsm module<br />


Board: g
Name: hakase <span class='capcode'>## Nanochan Administrator</span>
Email: sage
Comment:
  Keep in mind that threads like this will be anchored in the future, since they are low quality. Since this thread was made before the establishment of real guidelines it can remain up.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Which language is the best for building a strategy browser game?<br />If anyone has heard about Travian it is built using PHP.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2212'>&gt;&gt;2212</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;browser game</span><br />Don&#39;t do it. It will require javashit and that is cancer. Make an actual game instead.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 5909b3aba970dbad59dbfa4846911607b12f7e5b077816ee1b2112f2d5844fd5.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2212'>&gt;&gt;2212</a><br />Build the backend in Erlang and the frontend in Amber.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.erlang.org/'>https://www.erlang.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://amber-lang.net/'>https://amber-lang.net/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I don&#39;t know how to lie on the Internet.<br />I believe pretty much everything anons write.<br />I would feel bad realizing somebody believes my lies.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;ricefags</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;<a class='reference' href='#post4'>&gt;&gt;4</a>chan/w/</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2210'>&gt;&gt;2210</a><br />They make very good datamining threads considering how small the userbase on this site is<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/'>https://stats.searx.xyz/</a> (clearnet links)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html'>https://stats.searx.xyz/tor.html</a> (tor)<br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://search.4bkxscubgtxwvhpe.onion/'>http://search.4bkxscubgtxwvhpe.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://nxhhwbbxc4khvvlw.onion/'>http://nxhhwbbxc4khvvlw.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://searx.cwuzdtzlubq5uual.onion/'>http://searx.cwuzdtzlubq5uual.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://juy4e6eicawzdrz7.onion/'>http://juy4e6eicawzdrz7.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://ulrn6sryqaifefld.onion/'>http://ulrn6sryqaifefld.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://suche.xyzco456vwisukfg.onion/'>http://suche.xyzco456vwisukfg.onion/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://searx7gwtu5rh6wr.onion'>http://searx7gwtu5rh6wr.onion</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://o2jdk5mdsijm2b7l.onion/'>http://o2jdk5mdsijm2b7l.onion/</a>	<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://searchb5a7tmimez.onion/'>http://searchb5a7tmimez.onion/</a><br />don&#39;t trust me, check for yourself<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Trust is a big word. I don&#39;t trust anyone online but sometimes its convenient for me to hand over my data to someone else when I&#39;m busy doing other things than maintaining an email server. But like the drug dealer above, I prefer to talk about sensitive topics face to face rather than relying on &quot;secure&quot; communication protocols that can be compromised easily. It&#39;s not that GPG encryption is broken but rather all the programs that interact with it. CIAniggers won&#39;t be able to decrypt my emails in transit but they can easily infect my machine (or the senders machine) and sniff out the data the moment I decrypt my mails.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  You can sign up without enabling niggerscript.  It is one of the few email providers that allow this.  If you aren&#39;t encrypting shit you don&#39;t want cia niggers to read that&#39;s on you.  It takes all of 30 seconds to encrypt your shit.  Normalfags for whatever reason are locked into the mindset of putting control over their privacy and their lives into the hands of corporations and the government.  Stop it.  The tools are there and ready for you to use already, there is no longer any excuses.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2222'>&gt;&gt;2222</a><br />Quads of truth.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;putting control over their privacy and their lives into the hands of corporations and the government</span><br />Normalfags are helpless creatures. They would probably believe advertising hype in the lack of real evidence of greater privacy or anonymity.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I don&#39;t understand the hate against ddg. It spreads privacy awareness to normalfags and technically savvy users can just use the onion they provide.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion'>https://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion</a><br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;2222</span><br />If we want a privacy revolution it&#39;s not enough to spread awareness, it also has to be convenient. The e-mail model is obsolete and needs to be replaced with something designed with privacy in mind<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2224'>&gt;&gt;2224</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;t. weinberg</span><br />&quot;Privacy awareness&quot; is literally useless. Those normalfags are just going to be using the cucknet service with javashit turned on, just like they would use jewgle. The only thing which makes it more &quot;&quot;&quot;<span class='kiketext'>(((private)))</span>&quot;&quot;&quot; is that some jew said so. Said jew also operated a literal datamining company (the Names Database) before <span class='kiketext'>(((he)))</span> started work on DDG.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2225'>&gt;&gt;2225</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it also has to be convenient</span><br />That isn&#39;t enough either. The <span class='kiketext'>(((Silicon Valley companies)))</span> won&#39;t embrace any such technology since they make their money through datamining their users. As always, the first step towards improvement of the general situation is to permanently remove jews from the world.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2225'>&gt;&gt;2225</a><br />How is email obsolete?  It&#39;s the simplest way to easily send an encrypted message.  If you can&#39;t be bothered with the inconvenience of an encrypted email then what you&#39;re messaging clearly isn&#39;t important enough for you to bother caring about it being hidden anyways.  I don&#39;t care about the privacy of normalfags.  If they want to continue sending all of their data through facebook and cell phones then act shocked when all of their secrets are exposed that&#39;s on them.  It makes no difference to me.  Normalfags are so retarded that they can&#39;t spend 3 seconds verifying a single thing.  Half of the &quot;alt-kikes&quot; on these alternative websites unironically think that fucking duckduckjew is a super hacker search engine that respects their privacy.  Using searx is just as simple and convenient, but marketing will ALWAYS win out in the end.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2224'>&gt;&gt;2224</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t understand why you could possibly not like this service that pretends it doesn&#39;t harvest your data when it actually does!</span><br />All it spreads is the false sense of privacy, which is counter-productive.  I love how you absolute retards will always word things in that slimey fucking way.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;i-it spreads <span class='kiketext'>(((awareness)))</span> so it&#39;s not all bad because before the idea was never even in their heads!</span><br />So fucking what?  It&#39;s just as simple to just use searx.  And what exactly is &quot;tech savvy&quot; about putting an onion link into tor?  As if I want to deal with duckduckjew redirecting me to the nonJS webpage every single fucking time I want to search something.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Searx instance forwards your IP to google and bing when doing search.<br />Searching anything on ddg/startpage returns SEO garbage. Searching sites is impossible, no dorks, no localized/language-adjusted web.<br />Now back to google: if you don&#39;t have a google account or don&#39;t use it long enough for botnet to remember browser fingerprint and adjust to your specific needs, it will return SEO garbage too. I noticed this pattern of dumbifying search results in 2014 when apparently their algorithms changed, I&#39;ve seen other people complain about it on imageboards. Then I deleted my account and it became even worse, then I stopped using Google and now my internet life goes on severely handicapped nightmare mode, although I tend to use web less and less these days.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 5ad8bb44b327a796eac402f6fbcf8e78c5cdfaa55d3ddafe05a491d25a174603.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2234'>&gt;&gt;2234</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Searx instance forwards your IP to google and bing when doing search</span><br />Not if you&#39;re using tor it doesn&#39;t.<br />Also do you have evidence for that?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Sometimes when I use cucknet DDG over tor it gives this message:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;We&#39;ve detected that you have connected over Tor. There appears to be an issue with the Tor Exit Node you are currently using. Please recreate your Tor circuit or restart your Tor browser in order to fix this. If this error persists, please let us know: &lt;email address&gt;</span><br />This smells like bullshit to me. It should be<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;We&#39;ve detected that the exit node you&#39;re using isn&#39;t kosher. Please switch to a kosher exit node. Thanks goy.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2235'>&gt;&gt;2235</a><br />It doesn&#39;t matter if you&#39;re using Tor or not. For evidence, read the source code.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 33d93ca668330b6992b4630cab20592b650cac6a37106973c85d78653964bf57.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2237'>&gt;&gt;2237</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;durr they managed to break tor</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;somehow this isn&#39;t already common knowledge</span><br />Ok bro<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;read the source code</span><br />Which file and which lines<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2228'>&gt;&gt;2228</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;providing e-mail addresses locked to governments across the world since it requires surface web addresses</span><br />Really doesn&#39;t seem that secure to me, or reasonable to host an actually anonymous e-mail provider that is actually capable of respecting the users&#39; privacy while not going down.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2225'>&gt;&gt;2225</a><br />C-mail is the future of E-mail:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.confidantmail.org/'>https://www.confidantmail.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://cwu7eglxcabwttzf.onion/'>http://cwu7eglxcabwttzf.onion/</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2238'>&gt;&gt;2238</a><br />Huh? Tor is not at all broken. It does exactly what it says on the box.<br />I don&#39;t know specifically which files and which lines. Trying looking for yourself, or don&#39;t you audit the software you use?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2234'>&gt;&gt;2234</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Searx instance forwards your IP to google and bing when doing search</span><br />what<br /><span class='spoiler'>holy fuck don&#39;t they get results with their IP? It&#39;s &quot;privacy search&quot;</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2241'>&gt;&gt;2241</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It does exactly what it says on the box.</span><br />Which means, your IP won&#39;t be revealed to searx or jewgle.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t know specifically which files and which lines.</span><br />Then you&#39;re bullshitting. KYS weinberg.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Try looking for yourself</span><br />No.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;don&#39;t you audit the software you use?</span><br />No.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post2242'>&gt;&gt;2242</a><br />That guy is either trolling or retarded<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Clearnet sites that need .onion address
File: 899e49b73832ee1efeee442495506adc943233cd9380a48c96d6b968600eb811.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Wikipedia and other projects</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Official Archive.org <span class='spoiler'>there is unofficial</span></span><br />pic unrelated<br /><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2244'>&gt;&gt;2244</a><br />Wikipedia/Wiktionary has an official telnet gateway hidden service:<br />lgcjxm7fttkqi2zl.onion<br />Also it looks like they plan to mirror Wikipedia on a hidden service:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2019/Anti-harassment/Wikipedia_mirrored_in_Tor_.onion'>https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2019/Anti-harassment/Wikipedia_mirrored_in_Tor_.onion</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2244'>&gt;&gt;2244</a><br />To be honest I don&#39;t think there&#39;s much more that I use. The sites that I use the most are:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;nanochan (obviously has a hidden service)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;searx (many instances on hidden services)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;wikipedia (does not have a hidden service)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;jewtube (does not have a hidden service)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;archive.is (has a hidden service)</span><br />Wikipedia doesn&#39;t need a hidden service of itself, it needs a complete alternative with a better administrative hierarchy. Wikipedia mods are leftists and kikes, and I don&#39;t rely on wikipedia for anything more than overview information or hard sciences.<br />Unfortunately, the scale of Wikipedia makes it almost impossible to make a replica. Same for jewtube.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2246'>&gt;&gt;2246</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;they plan to mirror Wikipedia on a hidden service</span><br />Why does it take these faggots so long to do it? All they need to do is to configure tor daemons on their servers and blacklist the 127.0.0.1 or ::1 IP from performing edits.<br />They are stalling either because they are overly bureaucratic, incompetent or unwilling to perform the change.<br />


