# Posts

Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 952c68140d4a9c9d564fc6706a429e70fb1e63eaca271aa14f78db17a1a60aa1.jpg
Comment:
  You guys seen the newest Jews? I mean, news.<br />Linus got MKULTRA&#39;d but apparently that wasn&#39;t enough. He has just talked shit about Oracle&#39;s meme filesystem ZFS, and normalfags are frothing at their mouths.<br />It has a nice coating of license retardation too, it&#39;s always good to see it happen.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://web.archive.org/web/20200115105946/https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/01/linus-torvalds-zfs-statements-arent-right-heres-the-straight-dope/'>https://web.archive.org/web/20200115105946/https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/01/linus-torvalds-zfs-statements-arent-right-heres-the-straight-dope/</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11193'>&gt;&gt;11193</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ram is not important</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;what are use cases</span><br />8gb ram, 256gb SSD and a CPU that gets over 3k in passmark while downclocked or gtfo. Quality of life, do you have it?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7133'>&gt;&gt;7133</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it has to be possible</span><br />Reality doesn&#39;t owe you shit. You owe obedience to it instead.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11219'>&gt;&gt;11219</a><br />So, to watch porn on firefox/chrome you need those specs now? Damn, what a wild world we live in.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=nEsd9fvmKA4'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=nEsd9fvmKA4</a><br />And the whole thing fits on side A!


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  One question: if I take 4 milligrams of fentanyl and after a while notice that something is wrong with my body, I will be out of action by then. But does that mean that I can&#39;t ask for help (screaming or talking normally)?<br /><br />PS .: When the time comes, I&#39;ll do a livestream.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: ITT We share our worst experiences with Darkies
File: 84841d38b881e092c240067b4cde35d5e98792dbe1ad1d46f306ea0cb97f2e0c.png
Comment:
  In this thread, Nanons share their insufferable experiences with niggers, shitskins, dunecoons and mutts. Greentext or blogpost allowed.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Here`s my little exert, will post more content filled ones in the coming days:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Be me</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Working at youth sporting outfitter</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Minding my own business, working on putting vinyl on a team`s jerseys </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I`m working on top of a Foosball table, because we didn`t have enough space due to a busy season. The table has plexiglass covering the top, `cause kids are stupid and what not, also makes a good table for my height</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Some shitskin mother with her abomination walks in, and the smell is instant</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Try to ignore the overwhelming scent of legitimate BO mixed with curry permeating the store</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Imagine walking into a middle school locker room after they ran 4 miles, and also just cooked 100 lbs of curry, that`s what it smelled like</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Coworker helps mother with picking out a pre-made jersey, starts complaining about the price</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Meanwhile, the little shitskin makes his journey towards the Foosball table</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Unsure of what to do. I know what`s to come if I stay, but I also don`t want to move as I am right in the middle of laying vinyl</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Fucker doesn`t even acknowledge me what so ever, starts messing with the handles </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That`s when I knew my mistake</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The smell nearly makes me gag, I can hardly breath without choking </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The air itself was spice mart, leaving my lungs to a point of near collapse </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Fat little shitskin starts asking questions, begging as to the whereabouts of the Foosball </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I`m too concerned about not retching my guts up at this point to even be bothered by his pleas</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;All the while he is moving around the table, spreading his scent in a hurricane like vortex</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Starts saying, &quot;Excuse me, Excuse me,&quot; as he pushes me out of the way</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Mother is now arguing about the price of the pants</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I`m broken at this point, fight or flight kicks in</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Am obviously not a nigger who lacks foresight, I`ll get my revenge later </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I walk to the back, and close myself in the bathroom</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The smell of bleach brings relief </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This all happened near closing time, so I decided to call it a day</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Clock out and head to car</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;About to drive out the parking lot when I spot the shitskins leaving as well</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;My car is heavily tinted, because I live around niggers, so I begin to follow</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I follow them to their house without arousing suspicion</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Pretty easy when they have complete lack of situational awareness</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I now know where they live, and I can now formulate my revenge</span>


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8223'>&gt;&gt;8223</a><br />Stephan Balliet shouldn&#39;t be considered a disciple. Being so retarded that instead of killing mudslims or kikes he goes out and kills 2 germans.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8229'>&gt;&gt;8229</a><br />They all smell like that, i remember back in middle school that these muslim migrants and niggers would get on the bus same bus as us on our way too and from school and they would fill all the fucking seats and the entire bus would smell like shit.<br />All of us just used to tuck our noses into our shirt to avoid the smell a little.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8230'>&gt;&gt;8230</a><br />The phrasing on that poster is a joke too. &quot;2 Germans killed&quot;. Oh? And who killed them? 


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5086'>&gt;&gt;5086</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Actually thinks all porn ismade by jews lmao.</span><br /><br />Good luck asshole.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: efd2a3ab953d063af81592fc19cb6fb3142aaf59b1647d78233b45a05e59e23e.jpg
Comment:
  Just add your own keys to your EFI and nuke all others, then use a hook to make genkernel sign and add to the efivars every kernel you compile. Use your EFI&#39;s bootloader, make sure you leave 1 or 2 old kernels in every time just in case something goes wrong with the new one.<br /><br />No idea how you&#39;d do this on OpenBSD though. I suppose you sign its bootloader and... then that bootloader allows itself to be pointed anywhere else anyway.<br /><br />With that the root of trust is moved to somewhere a little more complicated.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8229'>&gt;&gt;8229</a><br />If you love the smell of bleach so much then why dont you drink it racist?


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8230'>&gt;&gt;8230</a><br />The fat feminist was a traitor though, the guy looked like just a normal German.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
File: 08b4fda315684fb547f0687d0349dd34d72ecf401c918693e3d200e3d16ab4a9.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8233'>&gt;&gt;8233</a><br />Why do I even bother with these niggers anymore. First of all, you can`t even into grammar like a nigger. It`s: <br />If you love the smell of bleach so much, then why don`t you drink it, racist.<br />LMAOOO. Why would you put a question mark there. Second, contribute what the thread has asked for. Clearly that`s too much to ask from the likes of you, ya know, following social norms, rules and etc. Anyhow, here is a pic related of something you`ll never be able to produce. Enjoy! ~op :)<br /><br />(Do you guys think I should burn down their house?)


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8235'>&gt;&gt;8235</a><br />Well fed, your fellow agents burned babies at Waco, so it wouldn&#39;t surprise anyone that you have threatened to murder an innocent woman and child, probably under some lame excuse to entrap non-existent nazis.<br />If your organization isn&#39;t a criminal gang on the tax payer payroll your fellow agents will arrest you for stalking and making death threats to children.<br />But who are we kidding? Your fellow gang members would never apply the law equally to all.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Niggers are good at two things only: selling drugs and pimping women. Since I do not use drugs or screw boon hoes, the modern nigger is of no use to me.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; inbe4 &quot;Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiit. we wuz kaaaaaangs cracka-azz muhfugga!</span>


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8229'>&gt;&gt;8229</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post8231'>&gt;&gt;8231</a><br />I can confirm that niggers smell like that, one immigrant kid from Africa I knew in middle school smelled exactly like curry. Although to be honest not all of them do, my theory is that they smell like that if they don&#39;t shower.<br />I am not an expert on niggers though.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post8233'>&gt;&gt;8233</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If you love the smell of bleach so much then why dont you drink it racist?</span><br />Not everybody is a self hating depressed cuck like you, hard to grasp for you I guess.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post8235'>&gt;&gt;8235</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Do you guys think I should burn down their house?</span><br />You shouldn&#39;t get yourself in trouble nanon. It&#39;s not worth it for low level targets.<br />Although you should be more assertive to them, next time tell the kid &quot;Go away I am working.&quot;, tell his mom &quot;Control your kid he is annoying me while I am working.&quot;, if she makes a scene you have an opportunity to kick them out, if you want them to not come again you can be rude to them, again don&#39;t get yourself fired though, it&#39;s not worth it.<br /><span class='spoiler'>Cute kid.</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post8236'>&gt;&gt;8236</a><br />The probability that OP is a fed, or that you are a fed, or that I am a fed, exists of course, but you shouldn&#39;t assume that or discussion becomes impossible, just like when sakamoto was accusing everybody of being asukafag.<br />On an anonymous imageboard you should never make assumptions on who you are talking to, it&#39;s fucking retarded and newfag-tier.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7290'>&gt;&gt;7290</a><br />He needs a Razer logo neck tattoo. Only the best of the best get those.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;The probability that OP is a fed, but you shouldn&#39;t assume that</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;is unable to tell how the fed outed itself</span><br />Don&#39;t assume others are assuming because you are unable to work it out.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2e6e66bfe9c2bb69784382dac5f217908302ac1467902fcc61facdb7b2cb51ce.png
Comment:
  Australians are fat greedy degenerates like most people.All they do is chase money and sex like mindless animals.No wonder their country is a shithole whith disarmed population female empowerment and shitskin filth.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 274ee5ecb60df7c2818e2b247583885cda5cc42e136aa6e5d7adfd8321f7bd90.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5090'>&gt;&gt;5090</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Actually thinks all porn ismade by jews lmao.</span><br /><br />No one ever said that kikeboy.Not all communists were Jews either but majority of the main actors in communist revolutions were Jews.<br /><br />It&#39;s the same in porn where your kind runs most of the websites and porn studios.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8239'>&gt;&gt;8239</a><br />Nignog, contribute what the thread has asked for or say nothing at all. If OP really was a fed, why would you even post in the thread?


Board: l
Name: OP
Subject: Destroy the world, again
Comment:
  This thread is still relevant goddamit.<br /><br /><span class='redtext'>Revisited rules and conditions:</span><br />Your plan has to be possible to achieve with our current technology and understanding of physics.<br />You must kill at least 95% of human population directly or indirectly and you must destroy every nation and government currently existing on earth.<br />The technology you can use is limited to the current year.<br />You start with a budget of 1 billion us dollars, you can choose which currency you prefer them changed into.<br />You can control as much people as you want, but the way you control them must be realistic, no code geass shit.<br />You must destroy the world in no more than 99 years and you can&#39;t redefine what a year is.<br />Everything else is permitted.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8632'>&gt;&gt;8632</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Why?</span><br />Why not?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  We should get wordfilters.<br />Filter hapa into nigger.<br />Filter asukafag into faggot.<br />Filter unix into chad.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 4f65e1218339613e74a175d87f9b0adc799aa355b2677010145948f9d0edb363.jpg
Comment:
  I&#39;ve been out of nanochan ever since sakamoto&#39;s period where he threw a fit out of nowhere and started randomly deleting posts for being asukafag.<br />How has this imageboard been doing since then?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11025'>&gt;&gt;11025</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11039'>&gt;&gt;11039</a><br />Good morning Starnigger


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11588'>&gt;&gt;11588</a><br />What is hapase cooking here. I need to know.<br />Notice me hapase-sempai.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why I can&#39;t remember my dreams most of the times?<br />I can only remember a strong feeling of nostalgia...


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Do the exact same that talibans do in afghanistan, guerrilla tactics, terrorism, etc. You can&#39;t go wrong with those if your land gets invaded.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Endofunctor is the new administrator. We have some more /g/ level retards and some /pol/ spammer. Overall: same old.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  LOL, I remove my sage. I didn&#39;t read the post before sending it, I just thought it was feminist bullshit.


Board: l
Name: sage
Email: sage
Subject: sage
File: 4ebbd874e8157f83dd1f04517b2159612d18322370f13ef2f991ce21202aba92.gif
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;hebrew.jpg</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;am is gril</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;am is 16</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;can is TOR booru</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;leddit spacing</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;blogpost</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;how do you feel fellow women?</span><br />Hahahaha!<br />Someone has fooled hasbara that nano habs ebil natzees. Want natzees? Dial nein for natzees &amp; all your pronoun needs bot. That is where every1 knows they hang out.


Board: l
Name: sage
Email: sage
Subject: sage
File: 0b56ba421a35ee713a2916dfa1f1280f309b176ec66b1daccc519652b9cd02c8.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18899'>&gt;&gt;18899</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I remove my sage.</span><br />I don&#39;t. Multiple similar posts recently say is hasbara looking for ebil natzee on nano.<br />Is like watching silly person whale fishing in koi pond.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11038'>&gt;&gt;11038</a><br />Or encrypt a message with modern cipher.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: bf7462dcf5f30811168e90d82adde9f88137c84818df0e9601f88b025a8a3b49.pdf
Comment:
  A PDF on hardware states by Qubes OS author Joanna Rutwowska (née. Jan Krzysztof Rutkowski).<br />Additional video presentation here:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2015/Fahrplan/events/7352.html'>https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2015/Fahrplan/events/7352.html</a><br />There was also a presentation where they harden a live Thinkpad, T60 model IIRC, but I can&#39;t find it as of now.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  Steps:<br />1. Release niggers into any functional country that exists<br />2. Allow kikes to run anything financial<br />3. Once niggers have successfully outbred/killed anyone who could possibly be productive, remove them goverment programs.<br />4. Blame it on the kikes.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18450'>&gt;&gt;18450</a><br /><br />Im guessing OP (who is either dead or being assraped in jail) is not white because of <a class='reference' href='#post18454'>&gt;&gt;18454</a>.<br /><br />Since he&#39;s an anime freak hes either a sandnigger or latina... Im thinking its the former since hes super into incest and doesnt have any self control


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18904'>&gt;&gt;18904</a> <br /><br />Or perhaps im wrong and he is latina (or east asian), dont know much about them


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: a05378d5c206cc5fccbc02df29677147e1a8c0e9b90a4e8e239508f3e84f1c08.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18904'>&gt;&gt;18904</a><br />Either way OP is subhuman. Still miss him though ;-; 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: e04f73ca463209df31bbb33b20d6e76db3d1c7f40300f360ce8e626dc79106b2.png
Comment:
  or Cleetus the redneck or a jew rat. Fucking your little sister I&#39;m sure is permitted somewhere in the talmud.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Nocturnal emissions are the body&#39;s way to clean out the pipes. If I haven&#39;t ejaculated in a while this happens. Now go get your mom to wash those undies.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Underground Tunnels
File: 6324c876e7862558ea0bb7fea4859d41b6b37ed06e1ad3dd82e3a52a4baeefe7.jpg
Comment:
  Would it be possible to live in an underground tunnel or cave system?<br />I am thinking about a secret base or something like that.<br />Are you familiar with exploring tunnels or caves?<br /><span class='spoiler'>Have you ever encountered feral happas down there?</span><br /><br />Why the fuck am I asking? I like wet dark holes *laughs like a boomer*.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Nanochan! Answers
File: 43ef65318016836189c16726ef8e5d75bea0bfea158f7bbcaf551247be678581.png
Comment:
  Ask stupid questions, receive less stupid answers! <span class='spoiler'>Hopefully.</span><br />If you have a stupid question ask here before making a new thread!


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 15e953d94b28c58dbb5faf6301b148b4d47fd7b64e5c58c0558b3c7b45c9254b.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;is in a cult</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;is economically dependent on welfare</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;has an inferiority complex towards people around him</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;is envious of others, but is not ambitious</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;unemployed at 21</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;boohoo it&#39;s everybody elses fault my life is shit!</span><br />OP you sound like the perfect outcome of socialist bullshit like welfare(since you and your mother do not work i assume) and cult bullshit, so it doesn&#39;t suprise me the slightest that you blame all on people that have more than you, &quot;boohoo le bourgesie oppresses me i can&#39;t go on vacations! it&#39;s their fault&quot;, i would not be surprised if a negro impregnated your mom and fled right after and you were a shitskin mutt. Grow some balls and find yourself a job faggot, instead of thinking about suicide cause you don&#39;t own expensive things. Also nice materialistic vision of the world retard, there is more than expensive vacations and material objects in life you know? Money doesn&#39;t make you happy(it never gave happiness to me or my rich family).<br />Also i bet that the people around you do not even want to hurt you and you are just imagining all of this to blame your immaginary suffering on them.<br /><br />If you really suicide for this bullshit you are the biggest faggot ever.<br /><br />Get the fuck out of that cult.<br />Find yourself a job.<br />Find yourself some pussy.<br />Put your mother in a nursing home.<br />Shit out some kids.<br />Solved your problems zoomer.<br /><br />Life is simple.<br /><br />Sent from my iPhone


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18917'>&gt;&gt;18917</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;national mutualism</span><br />incompatible opinion and ways of life cannot be mutual, therefore you would need to enforce a common set of opinions and way of life, to do this on a national level you need censorship and repression.<br />aka police state<br />fuck off


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18920'>&gt;&gt;18920</a><br />National-Socialism then, is the only right answer.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Travelling to Afghanistan
File: abee01131289e2212851c34fae14275fc063dab036bdd725109a6cc932d60e26.jpg
Comment:
  Afghanistan is one of the most dangerous places on this rotten world, however, I have been hypnotized by their natural landscapes and culture <span class='spoiler'>sans the fundamentalist islamist shit</span>. In the near future I wanted to travel there and rent a room in an hotel in Kabul, and go touring around the least dangerous parts of the country for the next two weeks. Fortunately I&#39;m not an amerimutt, so my chances of getting kidnapped and tortured by the Taliban are lower. Anyone have some advice/tips to travelling to Afghanistan? Should I learn a little bit of Dari so I can communicate more effectively with the locals and appear friendlier towards them?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Neat, this&#39;ll be the first thread I report to the FBI for OP raping his littler sister. Hope it was worth it.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18924'>&gt;&gt;18924</a><br />Why not nothern pakistan or india OP? It&#39;s safer and still with beatiful nature.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18918'>&gt;&gt;18918</a><br />use <a class='reference' href='/l/18312.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/l/18312</a> for requests


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18921'>&gt;&gt;18921</a><br />nazism is police state and anti freedom<br />fuck the &quot;national&quot; part, we don&#39;t need nations, nations are malicious to the individual, the borders should be at the family level or at most small communities or villages.<br />fuck the &quot;socialist&quot; part, we don&#39;t need society to impose shit on use, society is malicious to the individual, the society should be at most your family or your small community or village.<br /><br />the solution is small scale egoism/small scale fascism.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18933'>&gt;&gt;18933</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;small scale egoism/small scale fascism</span><br />Back to square one to when we were cavemen, forgetting the history of how we got to where we are now? A better question, how would you defend against <i>outside people</i> who would unite under a flag as a nation then steamroll your little anarchistic utopian villages?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18934'>&gt;&gt;18934</a><br />It was unironically better before kingdoms and nations exploited and sacrificed people&#39;s life for muh society&#39;s sake, people had more freedom and if they didn&#39;t like it in one place they could always go somewhere else or into the wild, now every place is corrupted by <span class='kiketext'>(((democracy)))</span> and tyrannic rules.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;forgetting the history</span><br />You&#39;re the one forgetting the history of death and exploitation that kingdoms and nations brought on humanity.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;how would you defend against outside people</span><br />Mercenaries, guerrilla tactics, armed resistance, if people were not brainwashed they could take their freedom whenever they wanted and keep it.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: f2c797d0eff38508bc6493951897650a11489bd6855f899608d8de7b9a01ec7a.png
Comment:
  Why does it income have to come from the dark web?There&#39;s a million things you can do offline like growing your own weed


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 02ea480b719dd88e6074d8837fa06794bd15a61bda2cdf79408e8ca0e9160a59.png
Comment:
  Well, for starters after a while you would begin to suffer from the lack of D vitamin.Eventually you would probably go insane and kill yourself.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
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Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5108'>&gt;&gt;5108</a><br />Now that is ebin, watch and learn <a class='reference' href='#post5101'>&gt;&gt;5101</a>


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Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18937'>&gt;&gt;18937</a><br />But I am not talking about living there full time yuiposter, I am talking about exploring them and building a sekret underground nanochan operations base!


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Name: Nanonymous
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Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Individualism vs Communitarianism</span><br />What a non issue. It&#39;s also a false dichotomy.<br /><br />I just do what I want till some shows me some data that changes my mind.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 73bda3d05d72516730e8fcc17e3e823233ee46f83b563db77ab9620c3cef7bca.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5099'>&gt;&gt;5099</a><br />Normies have grown addicted to the internet.  Many would die from withdrawl.  The internet would only be in the hands of those who have tor downloaded.  This would allow for the creation of the tor-user ethnostate.  The rise of the hapa ethnostate ruled by Empress hakase would follow.  However, hakase would only be a puppet ruler for the true mastermind: asukafag. nanochan would fall and all would have to pledge their fealty to asukafag once everyday on nanochang.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 87b00f5c9abc56a6f2eda2f2719b454fd854dda041037a6d17317d94b5f277bb.jpg
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=MV_3Dpw-BRY'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=MV_3Dpw-BRY</a><br />Comfy.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: defa34f3db50448c372375fce9f576cfbbbec95264cb976b421357de489f77a4.pdf
Comment:
  Just sharing this here. Sorry about the shit format, I can&#39;t find the website I originally saw anymore.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5111'>&gt;&gt;5111</a><br />As long as I get to bash niggers, I don`t mind posting on nanochang. Tbh Asuka loves us deep down


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  by doing this ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ☺️ึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึึ


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18937'>&gt;&gt;18937</a><br /><br />Vitamin D pills exist y&#39;know


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  you&#39;d just get your shit btfoed, people are always in those tunnels. eventually a worker will find you and report you to the cops.<br /><br />why do you think those tunnels aren&#39;t full of homeless now? they&#39;d be warmer than the street.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5118'>&gt;&gt;5118</a><br />also seasonal, those new shipments hit different.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  No. Not attractive until 14 at the very least, usually until 16. Younger than 14 are mostly outright gross. Might as well fuck a motherfucking fetus.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  i usually advice to try to blend in but ive come to realize that the more retarded and neat visitors look the less touchable they are(except for some situations)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;appear friendly to the locals</span><br />that is retarded, they will make fun of you and potentially take advantage


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Reminds me of that one time when a 14yo wanted to date me.<br />I was like whatever, i could wait with the sex stuff and so on, but the more time ive spent with her, the more the immaturity ate away all the interest i could have had into her until there was none left. I remember the moment i realized that i cant do it - she was talking about her experiences attending secondary school and thats when the &quot;what the fuck am i doing&quot; realization hit me. I really wanted to make her happy by being her boyfriend but i just couldnt do it. Ah well i hope she found somebody more her age and is happy now.<br />She really wanted the d btw, it was so odd<br /><br />Anyways i dont understand how could somebody fuck a child, just the thought of it felt so wrong and unnatural and definitely not a turn on. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18947'>&gt;&gt;18947</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Not attractive until 14</span><br />In my opinion after 12 they can be already very attractive, 12 to 16 it&#39;s the &quot;real life anime girl&quot; phase.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18950'>&gt;&gt;18950</a><br />You missed an opportunity fren.<br />You should have guided her into her mental and sexual maturity during her forming years and then marry her, that was the right thing to do.<br />There are studies that proves that the first romantic and sexual experiences for girls are their strongest bonds, she would have been loyal to you forever.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Anyways i dont understand how could somebody fuck a child</span><br />14 year old is not a child anymore, it&#39;s a developed adolescent, girls mature even earlier than boys, physically she was basically an adult, your mind (all of society&#39;s brainwashing) tricked you bro.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18950'>&gt;&gt;18950</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Reminds me of that one time when a 14yo wanted to date me.</span><br />Mind telling us more? That is interesting. Don&#39;t dox yourself.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11218'>&gt;&gt;11218</a><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;once again polnigger contributes nothing but muh culture war screeching </span>


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5110'>&gt;&gt;5110</a><br />sry the /prog/ meme is actually <i>JEWS</i>


Board: l
Name: Heres the entire week that it happened over
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18954'>&gt;&gt;18954</a><br />Back in the day when ive still used faceberg, she added me out of the blue and started talking to me. I suspected some advanced prank because ive never seen her before and she seemed really into it. I didnt know her age and didnt want to ruin what could possibly be something nice however so i went along with it. Few days later she confessed her love to me and that she would like to go out, (well she only kind of hinted at the second part but you know how it is) so i went, mentally preparing myself to get completely screwed over at this point. I didnt want to say anything about my feelings yet so i didnt.<br />For some context, im a hopeless virgin. Not particularly ugly (but not pretty either), however completely socially retarded. At that point ive had the whole incel phase behind me and was in peace with not ever experiencing the romantic side of being a human. Thats how hopeless i was and still am. So i seriously dont understand what in the fucks name did she see in me because i didnt even try, but there i was, waiting at the spot we agreed to meet on. She came and hugged me, which really made me aware that she was like three heads shorter than me. We went for a walk. I planned to take her on a really tranquil place i knew and give her a nice romantic kiss there, however as we walked and talked, her immaturity was more and more obvious to me, especially when she told me shes 14, all the way to the point where i realized that kissing this person would officially make me a pedo. Which i could live with not being for the fact that i am not one and wasnt into her at all. Sexually wise though she seemed way ahead of what a girl her age should be. For example at one point we went through a bit more tree-dense area and she started looking around very quickly, so i tried to lighten the situation by affirming her that i do not intend to rape her. She laughed and said that she wouldnt mind. Which wouldnt be so weird on its own not being for the fact that she kept finding ways to twist any answer to everything i said into confirmation that yes, she really would have sex with me. I dont remember most of it sadly, but it was very obvious even to me, especially considering the way she looked at me every time she did it.<br />Anyways ive realized midway there that there is not going to be any relationship with this person, but didnt know what to do with it so i kept going until we made it. She really seemed to expect me to do something there but i didnt. We stayed there for a bit (it was awkward as fuck) and went back. She was completely different after that and even looked hurt. She still kind of hoped i would do something on the way back and when we parted ways she looked completely devastated. After a while, she wrote to me that if i dont love her back, she doesnt want to continue trying and that shes going to kill herself. She even sent a picture some properly cut up wrist. Ive contacted her some months later, asking how was she doing and she seemed fine so i guess i didnt fuck her up that much.<br />The whole experience was surreal as fuck and i still dont understand wtf happened but i have no regrets. Also to this day im not entirely sure whether i wasnt lolibaited. 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  A little over a week ago LUKS2 support for grub2 landed upstream<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/grub.git/commit/?id=365e0cc3e7e44151c14dd29514c2f870b49f9755'>https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/grub.git/commit/?id=365e0cc3e7e44151c14dd29514c2f870b49f9755</a><br />Right now it only supports the PBKDF2 key derivation function. The default KDF was changed to Argon2i for LUKS2. Hopefully support for the rest of the KDFs are added soon.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Fuck Gnome
File: 6f814304a1f55e28978738a4a686fcccc4f1cc0a484754f3372b46ee59e0aa02.jpg
Comment:
  With the popularization of the cancer known as GTK3, any distro that doesn&#39;t have a system to automatically compile packages from source (so, either Arch or Gentoo derivatives) have become completely useless.<br />Tell me, how can you get lxterminal-gtk2 on a binary based distro without manually compiling the damn thing by hand? You can&#39;t. It really is over for Debian and the like.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Yes. Take a look at history of Debian since 2014, Devuan project, and the recent Debian General Resolutions. Debian is going downhill and it&#39;s really a question of wether or not Devuan can get more manpower to take on completely replacing the Debian project rather than doing the amprolla workarounds the cruft. I&#39;m currently running Gentoo and Devuan ASCII. The nuclear option is still an option though (being go back to SlackWare). Maybe FreeBSD is worth looking into too, although I really do prefer GNU coreutils over the bsd and busybox coreutils. It would be annoying typing ggrep and similar every time I need to do work.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you do decide to go to Gentoo, let me know if your intersted in my posting my private repostory of ebuilds which contains gtk2 versions of software removed the Gentoo. Specificly for maintaining a XFCE gtk2 desktop. If others would benefit from my work I would sure not mind spending a few minutes putting it in a GIT repostory and publishing it as a public overlay.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;8214</span><br />ONE MORE STEP<br />Please complete captcha to continue to MXLINUX.ORG<br /><br />Yeah fucking right. That&#39;s a big enough red flag for me to know to stay the hell away from that distro


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11244'>&gt;&gt;11244</a><br />You might be able to get it from Distrowatch torrents. I haven&#39;t checked but there still might be some seeders. <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20191028'>https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20191028</a>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you want membership to Israel&#39;s sekret kike club fucking a child provided by Epstein while video taped was how you prove you can be trusted to the jew elites. Lots of people in power did it--Bill and Hillary, creepy uncle Joe, Trump, lots of members of Congress, etc.. Once you&#39;re a member you get special perks like jew media will always run propaganda for you and refuse to cover anything that&#39;s bad for your reputation. In return you must do the kikes and Israels bidding.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18897'>&gt;&gt;18897</a><br />So how things have been going? tbh, I have found the other nanochan comfy as I was fed up with the drama here.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11250'>&gt;&gt;11250</a><br />Is it possible to build either Chromium or Firefox with GTK2? If not then what browser can?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;12 to 16 it&#39;s the &quot;real life anime girl&quot; phase.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;having your sexual preferences set by degenerate cartoons from a pedophile culture</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18958'>&gt;&gt;18958</a><br />Come back fren nanochang is gaaay<br />There&#39;s not been any major drama this month, let&#39;s hope it keeps being this way ^^


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11253'>&gt;&gt;11253</a><br />Dunno about Chromium but Firefox circa 52ESR removed the ability to opt-out of gtk3. I dunno what they&#39;re doing, but I think they were planning to remove all gtk2 code or maybe even all gtk code altogether.<br />Though there is no good reason to stay on dead unmaintained gtk2, partially because it&#39;s shit. I suppose if you have some irreplaceable software you could try and statically link it together forever so you can kinda forget about maintaining that shit but I&#39;d rather switch over to other toolkits.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Yeah let&#39;s use some outdated version of this same framework because we are so hardcore and we need a reason to waste our time on compiling shit


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Besides recaptcha many modern forums and sites also require an email. And they won&#39;t send their confirmation link to cock.li or other providers that don&#39;t require a phone number, they just won&#39;t. The only provider I have found to work with these fuckers is ya.ru , but<br />1) it&#39;s in Russian (which I happen to somewhat understand)<br />2) captchas there are often in Cyrillic, which I know, but just like with recaptcha, you may solve it all correctly and it&#39;ll say it&#39;s incorrect, so you just gotta try over and over again, from different exit nodes<br />3) in a couple of days they&#39;ll tell you you&#39;re &quot;suspicious&quot; and require you to give them a phone number <br />Imagine having to go through all of this just to post something anonymously, and even then it won&#39;t work everywhere.<br />What a world we live in


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11249'>&gt;&gt;11249</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;FreeBSD</span><br />It&#39;s tranny&#39;d and already going downhill  all the same.<br />It&#39;s time for OpenBSD, DragonflyBSD, and NetBSD to shine.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11254'>&gt;&gt;11254</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11255'>&gt;&gt;11255</a><br />The preferences window in lxterminal takes about twice as much time to open with the GTK3 version and it feels sluggish to scroll and click on, on a dual core 1.3GHz AMD laptop with 2 gigs of RAM. On a desktop running a Ryzen CPU and Pascal GPU with noveau drivers it isn&#39;t as noticeable, but I think GTK2 applications still feel a bit faster.<br />Which makes sense, since GTK3 widgets are generally more decorated with rounded borders, shadows and gradients, and it has a more bloated CSS based theming engine which decreases performance.<br />I see no reason to have to upgrade my hardware or put up with slower software just because of aesthetics for no extra functionality. This has been a trend that has been going for years now. How much less performant is current software than it was 10 years ago, and how actually new features does it have? Hell, in many cases (especially with GNOME software) they actually TOOK AWAY features and settings in the name of being &quot;user friendly&quot;, while at the same time making it run slower because of the animations, SVG graphics and shadows everywhere. Which is complete nonsense when considering the absolute state of Linux drivers, some of which run OpenArena slower on modern hardware than it ran 15 years ago on a Pentium 4 with integrated Intel graphics.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;18956</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;i seriously dont understand what in the fucks name did she see in me</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Not particularly ugly (but not pretty either), however completely socially retarded.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;she was like three heads shorter than me</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;three heads taller than a 14 year old</span><br />That means you&#39;re around 7 feet tall.<br />Just be tall theory confirmed.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9454'>&gt;&gt;9454</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;tfw no desert octopus gf</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post10714'>&gt;&gt;10714</a><br />This is an example of tech cancer not just because of the website&#39;s amount of shit, but because Umatrix which is supposed to be a power user tool doesn&#39;t allow you to block individual scripts and you have to open Ublock&#39;s log and block scripts from there, at which point you might drop Umatrix entirely.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: dd36b850f429f5e7c2ab2b33ae951cc7d33db0337280e7598009c1b8274c3101.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11257'>&gt;&gt;11257</a><br />archive.org will not just deny you from using cock.li, but it will prevent you from creating an account through Tor and just display a blank page (I suppose as a plausibly deniable way of blocking Tor, as if it was just a bug). And then it will make you log into an account to access controversial content, presumably to associate the access to that content with your real IP addresses and give it to the police.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11247'>&gt;&gt;11247</a><br />Call me when they add support for headerless partitions.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Climate Change deniers
File: 692042853f7164051c274b5a513d51417955ed201af5b18b0d80afeb70bef426.jpg
Comment:
  Hi fellas. I&#39;m trying to understand the arguments of people denying climate change. I know some anons here deny, so I would like to hear your *best* arguments. So, hit me (keep it rational, please).


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18929'>&gt;&gt;18929</a><br />I have thought about going to northern pakistan too, but if I travel there, might as well jump inside afghanistan since they are so close from each other<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18926'>&gt;&gt;18926</a><br />Fuck off nigger


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;hurr durr i am le rational librul plz deb8 meee</span><br />Guck off moshe


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11217'>&gt;&gt;11217</a><br />It&#39;s easily doable, but cumbersome if you want actual security, because you gotta do the PBKDF2 step manually form a Python prompt, at least using the software normally available on a Linux install, like on a live CD (without anything additional as to maintain plausible deniability), since cryptsetup doesn&#39;t allow any kind of key derivation functions on headerless volumes.<br />It might be possible to just recreate the headers and have LUKS itself do the key augmentation step but I haven&#39;t tried it.<br />It would be ideal if distros and grub began shipping software for this kinda stuff out of the box, but that&#39;s just wishful thinking.<br />It might even be possible to store data in the free space of another partition that you don&#39;t write to after storing your real encrypted data, and make it look as if you just happened to do a quick formatting over a previously overwritten drive with dd if=/dev/uradom, and it might also be possible to boot from the encrypted data with kexec and a custom initrd, but that&#39;s an advanced setup I haven&#39;t attempted. An alternative easier way of doing it would be to just store a virtual machine on there and boot it from a regular Linux live CD. Because, you know, who wants to be stuck with the crap that&#39;s available by default on a live CD, or have to download everything you want to add to it from the Internet every time you boot. Of course this would be for continued usage, if all you want is a one off you can just store an image of your drive and just dump it on the disk when you&#39;re done being spied on.<br />Honestly just having unpartitioned space with random data will probably fool some random cop, but it won&#39;t fool even the lowest level techs forensically analyzing your drives. 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11259'>&gt;&gt;11259</a><br />Then use qt-based programs. Or any other supported framework. Gtk is done for. No one is gonna support gtk2, gradually it will be thrown out of distros, it will become incompatible with modern versions of libraries, etc


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: e6260e2a8f4cf86ded4c087f1b7a3280fddd293be00636df57729ba90da56b09.jpg
Comment:
  The fact climate change has become a right/left issue is the worst thing that could ever happen.  Lets just forget about all of the evidence and studies that have been going on for decades, I mean okay they are flawed if not complete bullshit. The point still remains that dependence on fossil fuel and the countries that provide them is how retards would describe it as being a &#39;cuck&#39;. To not wish for the reduction of unhealthy pollution that affects the local flora and fauna, make your homeland more beautiful, and to allow the efficient and sustainable attainment of resources from said homeland is the act of the lowest nigger. To not understand the importance of renewable resources is to be a brainlet. To deny there is an issue is  done by the lazy, the greedy, and the retards that blindly follow what their &quot;side&quot; tells them to believe. <br /><br />Climate change and environmental protection in general is a long term macro issue tackled by a recent trend of short term micro thinkers. The most important thing to remember  is that greed and bureaucracy are true evils and they exist on the entire political spectrum. Be a credit to the human race. Don&#39;t be a lowly nigger. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 4c86c3e2ccf1a2c3b729e6145160c948fc376d5bd9b5518353a5fdc8e6a877cf.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18963'>&gt;&gt;18963</a><br />Climate is changing, that&#39;s a fact. To the extent the change is caused by humans is debatable. We no doubt affect our environment on a large scale, which can in turn affect climate.<br />The problem is we have too many idiots saying we have 10 years to live, or that coastal cities will be completely underwater within a couple decades. Neither statement is true, and absurd claims like that push people to believe we&#39;re not affecting our environment when said extreme claims turn out to be false. It doesn&#39;t help that resolutions like the Green New Deal are extreme, unreasonable, or nearly impossible to enforce. I also hate seeing any abnormal weather pattern being blamed on manmade climate change when archeologial records show many areas have been through extreme floods, droughts, or other crazy weather phenomena at some point in time long before humans existed. Weather is unpredictable, and while we&#39;ve gotten better at predicting a few days or weeks in advance, we still don&#39;t make 100% accurate predictions in such a short time frame. Long term predictions are even worse.<br />Gradual reduction of emissions is a good thing, but most &quot;eco-friendly&quot; forms of power either generate too little power to sustain an electronically-addicted society, or are unreliable for steady power. Nuclear is a good source of power with no emissions, and is on par with fossil fuels or can even exceed it. The problem is many advocates for green energy also oppose it. Many nuclear plans in Japan, California, and other areas have been opposed in the name of promoting green energy, but do you know what power source replaces the closed nuclear plants? Fossil fuels.<br />I&#39;m not concerned about the changing climate though, because as I&#39;ve said, we&#39;ve been through hotter and colder periods throughout history. Species come and go, and while increasing heat is unpleasant, more species die from cold periods than warm periods. Also, increasing CO2 helps green the planet as plantlife can grow more easily.<br /><br /><br />I&#39;m also confused why people concerned about our environment care more about changing temperature than the sheer amount of ocean and river pollution that has a way more devastating affect on our planet&#39;s environment and life. This is much worse and shouldn&#39;t be getting more attention than the planet being half a degree warmer on average.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 63d03cef3fea97b91e5d9f30eacd3e97184f75a782c3e63c912fd56e2a9f3588.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18968'>&gt;&gt;18968</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;shouldn&#39;t be getting more attention</span><br />*should be getting more attention<br />Also, take note of which countries these are. What exactly are their plans to reduce emissions or pollution? Why should America and Europe work the hardest to reduce pollution when they&#39;re not the biggest polluters?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The possible causes are too many to list and, like <a class='reference' href='#post18966'>&gt;&gt;18966</a> said, are what people argue about most of the time. If people simply deny anything to do with climate change whatsoever, it&#39;s mostly a &quot;fuck off I&#39;m busy&quot; response. My perspective is that, while real, climate change is amplified by too many fucking people being alive at the moment. Look at what happens after every major war or famine. Sudden abundance of resources, lower population densities meaning healthier lifestyles and opportunities. We have just been living in relative peace and pouring free gibs into exploding third world populations for so long that it feels like the world&#39;s one big, shitty metropolis. Pray for a happening and that you survive to see good times again.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: ec30c9b510684656533446f2fc5c0abc66ed1465385bbda27d72f28886994899.pdf
Comment:
  There are some ideas floating around related to what you suggest. The problem right off the bat is that if it is in GIF form, it is still affected by the usual menace - Pajeet sweatshops that charge under 10$ for thousands of captchas solved. You can&#39;t go up against cheap, manual labor.<br /><br />However, in terms of fooling OCR and various detection algorithms, here are some interesting ideas. The most relevant one is DotCHA. It builds on a scatter-type CAPTCHA system, where letters aren&#39;t solid but rather broken up into artefacts that can be combined into tangible symbols by the human eye. Only this improves the existing system by scattering it in a 3D space and, for the sake of simplicity, embedding a solution in 1 axis of rotation. PDF related are the presentation slides for it. Here&#39;s the link to the abstract, the paper is unfortunately behind a paywall: https:// link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-030-19274-7_18<br /><br />As for its implementation, the paper authors did it in Javascript using D3, with all the information being stored in a &lt;canvas&gt; tag. But, because it&#39;s just dots in a 3D space moving along 1 axis, it can be redone in a PL of your choice and combined into a GIF. If nanochan needs something similar I might take a shot at it, but I&#39;ve been away from imageboards for a while (is it even in Lua still?). Here&#39;s their github: https:// github.com/SuziKim/DotCHA


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: b2c49f63e829d8c16eef88814b42a18199e7b418a0d6f90e350f0c0f01136d30.pdf
Comment:
  This isn&#39;t animation based, but is what the paper above was inspired by (PDF related): http:// www.cse.lehigh.edu/~baird/Pubs/scattertype.pdf<br /><br />It&#39;s the same principle, but older, using different artefacts and obviously static. You can spread it around as a DIY animation later, but I don&#39;t know how well it will go. And, if you take a look at the examples the paper gives, it can range from too easy to blood from the eyes.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18966'>&gt;&gt;18966</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18968'>&gt;&gt;18968</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18970'>&gt;&gt;18970</a><br />The fact of the matter is the whole debate has become so politicized and contaminated the science behind it so much that deciphering fact from fiction with studies alone is next to impossible.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  wouldn&#39;t several frames make it easier for an algorithm to calculate differences and similarities?<br />also aren&#39;t captchas going to be not worth it/obsolete pretty soon?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18962'>&gt;&gt;18962</a><br />Im about average height really, she was just really, really short


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11270'>&gt;&gt;11270</a><br />The way letter shapes are cut up, when rotating it gives room for false positives, at least according to the authors. And you only get 1 guess at a CAPTCHA.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;aren&#39;t captchas going to be not worth it/obsolete pretty soon?</span><br />If you have some info on that, feel free to share, nanon. As far as I&#39;m aware, the only thing that can replace it entirely, including Google&#39;s version, is something that can either track you, your actions and your Internet fingerprint even more efficiently than the Google CAPTCHA, or some form of electronic real-life identification for authorization. Both of which are even worse than the situation is now, but it wouldn&#39;t be surprising for this shit timeline.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: ab9c898cf004647880792022a52d40c820985acff8cf833689b1e769fc2cca2e.jpg
Comment:
  Damn, I remember when gtk2 came out and I was pissed that Pan was moving to it because it was so bloated in comparison. UIfags are addicted to bloat and cock. Might be a good time to try CLI alternatives.<br /><br /><b>Make Motif great again!</b>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18973'>&gt;&gt;18973</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Mom, I&#39;m a midget fucker</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 75a91a4528f456165514421c45ce28841b03b93bd7ed3753bb7cf1475c37e9f6.png
Comment:
  Remember, anyone who appeals to embedded industry is just LARPing. In actual reality, since the 90s, it was like this:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;login through webshit</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;needs Flash, in 2020</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;hardcoded password</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;so retarded it&#39;s not even clear whether it&#39;s intended as a malicious backdoor (they could have a different idae of what &quot;backdoor&quot; means) or just a convenience for debugging/troubleshooting</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you could just discover this on the internet or someone&#39;s local network and not even know what it is, and get in via a quick bruteforce</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;most likely has every vuln under the sun as well: XSS, CSRF, shell injection, 10 other forms of injection you didn&#39;t even know were possible, insecure use of cookies, path traversal, every type of stack smash possible, etc</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://sku11army.blogspot.com/2020/01/kms-controls-backdoor-in-bacnet.html'>https://sku11army.blogspot.com/2020/01/kms-controls-backdoor-in-bacnet.html</a>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18967'>&gt;&gt;18967</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;dependence on the countries that provide fossil fuels</span><br />I live in such a country. We also have a healthy array of alternative energy sources, but we use fossil fuels where they are superior, since we might as well<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;climate change has become a right left issue</span><br />this is really no surprise. Most white people live in cold places, and stand to gain if the planet becomes warmer. The people who stand to lose are those living near the equator, ie mostly niggers. So naturally, liberals become very worried about this. The real issue is the framing of the debate as whether or not climate change is real/caused by humans, which is completely irrelevant. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;To not wish for the reduction of unhealthy pollution</span><br />Calling it pollution is already a way of calling it evil, let alone unhealthy. Carbon is the source of life, and when the planet was young, some of it got trapped in the ground. So we are releasing a beneficial element. There are certain things like lead that really are pollution when we release them into the environment, but there&#39;s no good reason to beleive carbon is such a thing.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;make your homeland more beautiful</span><br />The climate change people never talk about beauty, let alone here at home. Of course, my homeland is already very beautiful, so they wouldn&#39;t get very far if they did.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sustainable attainment of resources from that homeland</span><br />&quot;sustainable&quot; is a red herring. When (in a very long time) we run out of fossil fuels, we&#39;ll use something else instead. There&#39;s no need to replace everything long before then.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Be a credit to the human race</span><br />I&#39;ll be a credit to my race and my people. Let the niggers sort themeselves out.


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Non ASCII codes should not be allowed in posts. <a class='reference' href='/b/5113.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/b/5113</a><br />


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7144'>&gt;&gt;7144</a><br />It breaks the layout of the posts and also recents view. Same annoying effect as if this text would flow out of the post box to the right as a single line.<br />


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Mauris lobortis nibh a odio ullamcorper, sit amet facilisis mi imperdiet. Duis rutrum euismod viverra. Suspendisse sed leo vel lacus facilisis varius vel vitae erat. Nullam a condimentum nisi, a rhoncus erat. In egestas erat eget eros eleifend lobortis. Nunc vitae consectetur turpis. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vivamus dolor magna, sagittis ac suscipit sed, fermentum pretium dolor. In vel scelerisque dolor, at volutpat velit. Orci varius natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Integer ac efficitur nunc, vitae suscipit massa. Sed gravida viverra lorem a egestas. Praesent tortor massa, porta ac diam non, convallis finibus justo. Aliquam pretium rutrum purus, id malesuada turpis pretium quis. Phasellus aliquam et est nec faucibus. Nullam congue velit eget sem euismod scelerisque a fermentum lectus. Nulla semper egestas enim in efficitur. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Suspendisse non bibendum sapien, sit amet rutrum augue. Vivamus dui augue, porta in mollis eu, aliquam et nunc. Phasellus finibus mi quis ante auctor volutpat. Pellentesque ipsum est, imperdiet sed consectetur et, ornare vel orci. Maecenas egestas, est nec dapibus commodo, mi nunc euismod orci, sit amet aliquam mauris ligula id lacus. Praesent dignissim pretium semper. Proin fringilla nulla eget velit ultricies, feugiat fringilla mi porttitor. Integer tristique elementum ligula eget vestibulum. In dignissim est sed convallis facilisis. Orci varius natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam tempus quis eros sit amet maximus. Praesent faucibus rutrum semper. Nunc et quam augue. Aenean quis convallis arcu. Sed tristique, augue non vehicula bibendum, neque turpis porta nunc, in dictum magna magna vitae nisl. Donec a erat eget nunc interdum fringilla quis eget lacus. Sed elit orci, pretium pellentesque dolor non, dapibus fringilla orci. Phasellus interdum interdum metus, a scelerisque mi. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Suspendisse pellentesque mauris ante, vitae fermentum neque fermentum sed. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Donec vulputate lorem nec eros bibendum condimentum. Quisque dictum risus non ipsum commodo, quis rhoncus dolor ullamcorper. Vestibulum turpis massa, pellentesque quis placerat nec, euismod vitae libero. Curabitur varius ante non lacinia consectetur. Phasellus convallis fermentum purus in posuere. Quisque quis ante eget mauris ultricies pretium. In consectetur orci finibus dui aliquet egestas. Nunc turpis diam, varius quis libero ac, pharetra pulvinar tellus. Suspendisse quis vestibulum ante. Fusce sollicitudin felis nisl, cursus auctor lectus accumsan nec. Proin luctus accumsan ligula sit amet rutrum. Fusce gravida augue ac arcu varius vulputate. Quisque imperdiet sollicitudin elementum. Aenean vel efficitur velit. Duis ac magna ac justo porta pellentesque id sit amet nisi. Nam malesuada nisi non tortor sagittis, vel tincidunt nisi gravida. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Nunc libero sem, pretium at turpis eu, venenatis sagittis purus. 


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test <br />


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18974'>&gt;&gt;18974</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Mom, I&#39;m a midget fucker</span><br />Help me Jesus. My son is a failure.


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7143'>&gt;&gt;7143</a><br />You can fix it by messing around with the css. Set overflow: scroll, for example. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18976'>&gt;&gt;18976</a><br />My son got nailed to a wooden cross, ma&#39;am. Also I&#39;m my son.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The environment isn&#39;t static. It&#39;s always changing. The climate does what it wants and humans can&#39;t do shit about it. Communists are the one pushing all this climate change nonsense. <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-07-12-climate-change-hoax-collapses-new-science-cloud-cover.html'>https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-07-12-climate-change-hoax-collapses-new-science-cloud-cover.html</a>


Board: l
Name: not op
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18978'>&gt;&gt;18978</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The climate does what it wants and humans can&#39;t do shit about it</span><br />Fool. People like you will be our end. I too hate commies with a burning passion but as some other nanons pointed out, this shouldnt be a fucking political issue. So please, try to put the politics aside for a second and read this with an open mind <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/features/EnergyBalance/page1.php'>https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/features/EnergyBalance/page1.php</a><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18975'>&gt;&gt;18975</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Most white people live in cold places, and stand to gain if the planet becomes warmer</span><br />Its not just about the temperature. The earths ecosystem is very delicate and if we throw a wrench into it like that, we will all just die out like rats. Ironically Europe will actually get colder (a lot colder) if the gulf stream dies as predicted, after which its pretty much over for them because they wont be able to grow crops... which they cant just buy because most of the planet is the same as fucked as them. Considering all the newcoming apes, theres quite a future waiting for them.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Carbon is the source of life</span><br />You have no idea what you are talking about. Elemental carbon, perhaps, but carbon dioxide is actually toxic and already at concentrations humans did not evolve to live at and its going to be worse. Not to mention shelled organisms which are gonna get completely fucked over by this. The dose makes the poison. The 300ppm it was at before the industrial revolution indeed is good and even healthy as some organisms need it to survive. But not the 440ppm its at now, thats just bad. The same way you need water to survive but if you will drink too much of it, youll die.


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7146'>&gt;&gt;7146</a><br />Endofunctor should do this at site level


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 86ff927700c7aa1abfe07fa438229c8d03234f3cfc6c877037cd339337af8dc1.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11248'>&gt;&gt;11248</a><br />Here&#39;s a nickel kid, go get yourself a pkgsrc tree.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 29c1956df0c0a838c4ac2de0b6e60bac9a6629ba99b11b2cadcc5c1ecc83a5e7.jpg
Comment:
  Throw your hands up<br />Ladies and gentlement<br />Chocolate Starfish<br />Keep on rolling baby<br /><br />Move in, now move out<br />Hands up, now hands down<br />Back up, back up<br />Tell me what you&#39;re gonna do now<br />Breath in, now breath out<br />Hands up, now hands down<br />Back up, back up<br />Tell me what you&#39;re gonna do now<br /><br />Keep rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39;<br />What?<br />Keep rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39;<br />Come on!<br />Keep rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39; rollin&#39;<br />Yeah


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18948'>&gt;&gt;18948</a><br /><br />&quot;&gt;appear friendly to the locals<br />that is retarded, they will make fun of you and potentially take advantage&quot;<br /><br />you clearly havent met an afghan (or any minority before)<br /><br />if OP is white (especially a white woman) they will suck the ever living dick out of him/her. <br /><br />He does however need to know that there arent any toilets in Afghanistan (and if there are they will be squat toilets) and there isnt any soap, chances are the locals improper hygiene will kill him faster than any rebels


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 0b9ae9b49beceac3238bde2056e0eedb63e3642b2704ca6d28ea3d2ace25730c.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5135'>&gt;&gt;5135</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Shy, sweet, hates cities, qt, can do bear grylls shit, hates drinking and drugs</span><br />Hey, I&#39;ll take that!


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18979'>&gt;&gt;18979</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;0.03% good 0.04% bad</span><br />Yep, makes sense.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18981'>&gt;&gt;18981</a><br />Carbon dioxide is a toxic greenhouse gas. At &#39;0.03%&#39;, the earths energy in/out stabilizes its temperature at some value (habitable one), while &#39;0.04%&#39; it does so at a different (higher, not so habitable) one. <br />That &quot;0.01%&quot; difference causes about a watt of extra energy received per m2. Thats an amount of energy that what we produce as the entire human race is almost nothing compared to so yes, makes sense. <br />That doesnt mean however that the &#39;0.03%&#39; is bad, quite the opposite as it works in the opposite direction too. Not that it would be something we need to concern ourselves with, as it almost certainly will never be this low again in our lifetimes. <br />As for the toxicity, 440ppm is not that bad as it takes about a 1000pm to start feeling any effects, however it still is a fucking poison so the sentence &quot;Carbon is the source of life&quot; in this context is a complete and utter bullshit. Do you know what salt is made out of? Sodium and chlorine, both very deadly. However if you put them together, suddenly you can eat them even though everything in the compound is a poison.<br />Ethanol and methanol are not just both made from the same elements, they also look almost the same, yet one of them will give you a buzz, while the other one will fucking kill you. So i hope you can see now that making the implication oxygen good, carbon good =&gt; carbon + oxygen good is literally child tier. <br /><br />What i find the most striking about your post is how incredibly wrong you are, yet at the same time how stunningly sure you are that you are able to make the judgement. I learned something about humans today so thanks for that.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 21d6989e14f8699f65e19109b8008ec10f233a948977134b18dc0d0ab898b68f.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;why denying climate change?</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why don&#39;t you believe a lie?</span><br />Because it is a lie? Doh!<br /><br />&quot;Climate change&quot; means to &quot;Man made effects are the most significant effect on the planet&#39;s climate&quot;.<br />Which is absolute bullshit even a 3rd grader could see through (if they weren&#39;t being brainwashed by common core, but that&#39;s another matter...).<br />During winter in the Northern hemisphere the earth is MILLIONS of miles CLOSER to the Sun. Yes, you read that right - the Sun is CLOSER in WINTER. The tiny off axis tilt of the Earth means the North pole points AWAY from the Sun. This alone is enough to cause sub-zero temperatures for MONTHS.<br />One volcano eruption can do (&amp; has done) more than the entire impact of humans throughout history. Did you know there have been years when there was NO SUMMER ON THIS ENTIRE FUCKING PLANET because ONE volcano had ONE burp? Didn&#39;t think so.<br /><br />&quot;Climate change&quot; is yet another repeat of an old scam...<br />1970s Global cooling - scam to get goyim to pay higher energy prices (done by turning off the oil taps to make a fake energy shortage).<br />1990s Global warming - scam to get goyim to pay through the nose for bottled water even though most of the planet is made of water (The oceans will boil goyim! Trust me!)<br />2010s Climate change - oh shit, we&#39;ve used &quot;cooling&quot; and &quot;warming&quot;, mix it up a bit this time so the fools won&#39;t notice. Tell the goyim if they don&#39;t pay rich corporations a &#39;Carbon Tax&#39; for the rest of their life they are evil human beings.<br /><br />TL;DR the only fools scammed by &quot;Climate Change&quot; are the ones who have never heard of a Milankovitch cycle, and don&#39;t know it is really a wealth redistribution scheme to make the rich richer.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6e920ffb068093e5b781a5249c36f082f0234638ef33e9b55cd1643f5bd1dd9f.gif
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18982'>&gt;&gt;18982</a><br />You&#39;re just reiterating the same point in different words without actually providing any evidence. You&#39;re point is especially dubious considering the fact that in the past atmospheric CO2 levels were much higher (2000ppm in the Jurassic, nearly 7000ppm during the Cambrian) and yet estimates of global climate during those eras entirely contradict the claimed relationship between atmospheric CO2 and warming. In fact, one of the coldest eras is Earth&#39;s history was the Late Ordovician. Estimates of atmospheric CO2 for that time period lie in the range of 4000-5000ppm. Not only does this provide evidence against the claim that climate change is caused by CO2 levels, but likewise it throws serious doubt into the idea that CO2 levels are influenced in any significant way by human action.<br />This is why I don&#39;t take the claim that a 0.01% increase in atmospheric CO2 can cause the Earth to become inhabitable. Likewise, I don&#39;t take the claim that CO2 is a toxic gas seriously either. Anybody who&#39;s taken a highschool science class knows that CO2 is integral in the process of photosynthesis. Because of this, plant life is actually often bounded by the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.<br /><br />Look at pic related. You should be rejoicing because we live in era where one of the lowest rates of atmospheric CO2 has been observed.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What i find the most striking about your post is how incredibly wrong you are, yet at the same time how stunningly sure you are that you are able to make the judgement. I learned something about humans today so thanks for that.</span><br />kek @ your pitiful attempt at shaming


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 85ef8f7964deb6177581010dd635ccf5b2a8133eac9d7119dfc3dfb97ca96095.gif
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Gee, I wonder if moving your climatology stations closer to the equator will influence temperature measurements.</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18983'>&gt;&gt;18983</a><br />The only thing wrong with common core are American brainlet teachers unable to teach it properly. This is an issues with public schools in general though which is a completely different matter. <br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;During winter in the Northern hemisphere the earth is MILLIONS of miles CLOSER to the Sun.</span><br />Are you fucking retarded? The Northern Hemisphere is farther away during their winters. The EARTH is at this closest during the dead of winter due to the planet not being a perfect sphere. Do you know how insignificant that is compared to the hemispheres position? <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&#39;tiny&#39; off axis tilt</span><br />Hahaha oh wow. <br /><br />I do agree most of the loudest climate change advocates are simply another side of the greedy fucking coin though.  <br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  OP here back to inform you of some recent developments in the area of privacy. Specifically, privacy with regard to Ethereum.<br /><br />I am going to start with tornado.cash, a trustless ethereum mixer that has gotten the attention of Gavin Andressen. former leader developer of Bitcoin. It&#39;s a lot better than traditional mixers.<br />1.) it is completely trustless and not controlled by a central entity<br />2.) it doesn&#39;t need to create any dummy transactions to obfuscate the real ones. It is like a giant box.<br /><br />Of course, common sense still applies. If you deposit exactly $11.29 into the mixer and later exactly $11.29 is withdrawn from the mixer then it isn&#39;t hard to put two and two together. Always withdraw only a portion of what you deposit and never all at once.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why would I use Ethereum&#39;s kinda-sorta privacy when I can just use Monero&#39;s perfect privacy?</span><br />Plausible deniability. Say, you won a bunch of money on augur but online gambling is illegal in your country. How are you going to get the money into your bank account? What are you going to say to your country&#39;s equivalent of the IRS? Answer: Run the proceeds through a mixer and use the anonymized funds to say, purchase your own crypotkitty (other things will do, this is just an example), and claim the money is speculative profit.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18984'>&gt;&gt;18984</a><br />I dont understand whats going on in that image, but all the more short term graphs i could find the two strongly correlate with each other, which is seriously odd. Could you provide a reliable source please? <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;In fact, one of the coldest eras is Earth&#39;s history was the Late Ordovician. Estimates of atmospheric CO2 for that time period lie in the range of 4000-5000ppm.</span><br />You do understand that there is much more to the temperature than just the CO2 levels, right? Just the two stats mean literally nothing.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it throws serious doubt into the idea that CO2 levels are influenced in any significant way by human action.</span><br />Try to make a connection: the concentration were 2000ppm while dinosaurs were walking around, the same era the fossil fuels we are now burning came from. Where did all the co2 go? Did it run off into space? No you fucktard, its under the ground, very black a very flammable. There is a fixed amount of carbon on this planet, its only changing forms. It can be in a tree, in a human, a plant or in a chunk of coal, but the amount of carbon atoms is still the same. You burn the teratons of it that remained buried under the ground for literal millions of years and suddenly its in the air, fucking up the planets ability to radiate heat into space.<br />Also the effect of human action is still not that big, it will take ages to raise the temperature by just one degree because of the immense heat capacity of the oceans. <br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; process of photosynthesis</span><br />Excuse me, are you a fucking plant? <br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Look at pic related. You should be rejoicing because we live in era where one of the lowest rates of atmospheric CO2 has been observed.</span><br />Human life accounts for like the last 0.1% of that chart so im failing to see hows that relevant<br /><br /><br /><br />


Board: meta
Name: Nyanonymous <span class='capcode'>## Global Volunteer</span>
File: c6229c31c58fb862dffc5e024bd52424ffe03f04846bc29b3fe19be272186c03.png
Comment:
  I removed the unicode abusing posts since they made the recent page unusable and were being used also in other threads making them unreadable.<br />Before you sperg out too much notice that I&#39;ve used the tvol fake delete feature so the posts can be restored in the future if endofunctor patches this. Until they can be abused to make other posts unreadable posts containing these character will be removed, if no patch can be made I would suggest just making a new rule that prohibits abusing unicode instead of disabling all unicode, since unicode can be useful to write in other languages.<br />Also I want to report a small tvol bug I&#39;ve noticed: when you fake delete an entire thread with a tvol, the thread&#39;s child posts are still displayed in the recent page(yes I have made sure it wasn&#39;t cached).


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 691c022a8175d47f4f09e432e20932e273f1d7daa5607f0cb3e7999c6c45049e.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18968'>&gt;&gt;18968</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;coastal cities will be completely underwater within a couple decades</span><br />based<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Nuclear is a good source of power with no emissions</span><br />Until you pull a fucking gook and radiate the pacific ocean and poison the fish.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why people concerned about our environment care more about changing temperature than the sheer amount of ocean and river pollution that has a way more devastating affect on our planet&#39;s environment and life</span><br />It&#39;s a religion called population control. These power people and plants can pollute all they want but if you give off carbon dioxide in anyway, &quot;WOAH watch out faggot!&quot;<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18978'>&gt;&gt;18978</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s always changing.</span><br />Check out the ice cores and see how much carbon has been changing throughout the centuries. I&#39;m not a big fan of assertions. Data is power.<br /><br />On an unrelated note, if you also read the biography of Greta Thunder or Groot Thunar FM (FileManager).. whatever her name is, you&#39;ll find she has mommy issues and took up these causes to get closer to her. She also looks anorexic. Poor thing.


Board: b
Name: Nyanonymous <span class='capcode'>## Global Volunteer</span>
Subject: Nanochan wants you!
File: e2b3d2c1d4d7fc294f78b35c27306b2544f11f2333ee02fa98b810668d023ff3.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5100'>&gt;&gt;5100</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Where can I find job on the <s>deep web</s> ahem darknet</span><br />Have you ever considered working for the glorious nanochan as a <s>slave</s> ahem tvol fren?<br />If you pledge your body and soul to the goddess hapase for all eternity you will get these incredible benefits!<br />1. Daily Good Boy Points for your moderation efforts.<br />2. Weekly Nya Coins from yours truly.<br />3. Concentrated doses of internet cancer.<br />4. Free drama from mentally ill hapas.<br />5. An exclusive Nya tvol account.<br />6. Stress induced headaches.<br />What are you waiting for?<br />Visit the nearest Nanochan Nya Temporary Special Forces recruitment center to learn more!<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='/meta/7033.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/meta/7033</a>


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7143'>&gt;&gt;7143</a><br />No, there are useful Unicode symbols.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post7148'>&gt;&gt;7148</a><br />Is there a list of all these codepoints? It would be nice if css would allow us to not have characters overflow the post box.


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7149'>&gt;&gt;7149</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Is there a list of all these codepoints?</span><br />What do you mean?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2f77c1bcc9f4a1b7be062d669683eee4d96cfae039c1b68e16eafbf2a68e8d2c.pdf
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18987'>&gt;&gt;18987</a><br />The source is listed on that image, retard. I&#39;ll post it as PDF related too.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You do understand that there is much more to the temperature than just the CO2 levels, right?</span><br />Do YOU? You&#39;re entire claim is that CO2 levels are directly related to temperature. You have yet to prove this.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Try to make a connection:...</span><br />None of what you said has anything to do with climate. Now we&#39;re releasing carbon that has been trapped underground for millions of years. So? That says nothing about the supposed connection between CO2 and temperature.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;fucking up the planets ability to radiate heat into space.</span><br />If CO2 is a greenhouse gas, why is it that eras during which CO2 levels were more than an order of magnitude higher than those levels today did not experience similar increases in average temperature? <br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Excuse me, are you a fucking plant?</span><br />You&#39;re missing the point entirely. You claim that a 0.01% difference in CO2 levels is going to cause the planet to become &quot;not so habitable&quot;. On the contrary, I&#39;m of the opinion that an increase in plant life which would inevitably follow would make the planet much more habitable, while a atmospheric CO2 difference of 0.01% is negligible for humans.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Human life accounts for like the last 0.1% of that chart so im failing to see hows that relevant</span><br />You: 0.04% CO2 bad<br />Me: Don&#39;t worry, CO2 still low<br />Make a sense?<br />BTW, how localized should we go? Your life only accounts for the last 0.000001% of that chart where atmospheric CO2 has reached a concentration of 410ppm. Is that the perfect CO2 concentration? If you take an average from the period in which mammals are first thought to have emerged (the Late Triassic) to today, you get around 800ppm. Is that the perfect concentration?<br />Why is the magic number 300ppm. Please explain what the perfect concentration of atmospheric CO2 is.<br /><br />You have yet to prove the connection between CO2 levels and temperature. Even if you can prove that the two are directly related, you would be far from proving a causal relationship.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18983'>&gt;&gt;18983</a><br />Don&#39;t forget that there has been a significant push to inhibit people from eating meat because of &#39;cow farts&#39;. Of course, plant based agriculture has single-handedly deforested large swaths of the planet, but climate change advocates (AKA vegan faggots) will have you believe that&#39;s somehow preferable.<br />Climate change is all about social engineering.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Fuck GUI libraries in general.<br />We need GIU software purely made in OpenGL like described in <a class='reference' href='/g/10923.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/10923</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11277'>&gt;&gt;11277</a><br />Nice resource. Did you try it? Are there costs to the process?


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: MMORPGs
File: b3f6d6e49ea77844628cf021c329cb7f377417c6e1faada6ee10e43eeab55710.png
Comment:
  What are your favorite MMORPGs?<br />What MMORPGs are you playing these days?<br />Any stories about people you met though MMORPGs?<br /><br />This kind of games are a big time waster but it&#39;s almost like living in another world, it&#39;s very interestign in a sense.


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
File: d89bf950d19fd384589f45ac4385fe1c7e2b5865961769ad0c1996143aae76f8.gif
Comment:
  After a break from Hidamari, I&#39;ve started season 2(X 365).<br />Is it me or the animation is way better?


Board: l
Name: Mili
Subject: Vitamins
File: d8445f2eda28dbe1d132dae71c1a42e4905ff516422a49e10dcf5b8a5b2ffd31.mp4
Comment:
  If you think we take too much then you can sacrifice yourself<br />Don&#39;t push your values<br />Push your values<br />Onto the crowd<br /><br />The world runs on its king<br />Its slaves<br />Leaving some with no choice<br />The hypocrites<br />They justify their very sense of justice<br />I tell myself<br />I&#39;m not like everyone else<br />Believing without doubt<br /><br />Mix it in<br />My vitamins<br />Oh mix it in<br />Ah ah ah<br /><br />If you think we eat too much then you can sacrifice yourself<br />Don&#39;t mix your garbage<br />Mix your garbage<br />Into my cup<br /><br />So many resources keep me alive<br />Yet I don&#39;t even step outside<br />So many sacrifices keep me alive<br />Yet I don&#39;t even bother to survive<br /><br />Once and for all<br />Blend up my thoughts<br />Into slush<br />Into slush<br />Once and for all<br />Return my cells<br />Into slush<br />Into slush<br /><br />If you think we waste too much then you can sacrifice yourself<br />Don&#39;t push your values<br />Push your values<br />Onto the crowd<br /><br />Mix it in<br />My vitamins<br />Oh mix it in<br /><br />The world runs on its kings<br />Its slaves<br />Leaving some with no choice<br />The hypocrites<br />They justify their very sense of justice<br />I tell myself<br />I&#39;m not like everyone else<br />Believing without doubt<br /><br />Mix it in<br />My vitamins<br />Oh mix it in<br />Ah ah ah<br /><br />If you think we live too much then you can sacrifice yourself<br />Don&#39;t mix your garbage<br />Mix your garbage<br />Into my cup<br /><br />So many resources keep me alive<br />Yet I don&#39;t even step outside<br />So many sacrifices keep me alive<br />So many sacrifices keep me alive<br />So many sacrifices keep me alive<br />Yet I don&#39;t even bother to survive<br /><br />Once and for all<br />Blend up my thoughts<br />Into slush<br />Into slush<br />Once and for all<br />Return my cells<br />Into slush<br />Into slush<br /><br />Once and for all<br />Return my cells<br />Into slush<br />Into slush


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  OP why do you care? We all know porchmonkeys like you can&#39;t code. Just stay on /g/ with all these X vs Y bait threads. 


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I really enjoyed Honey and Clover and Hiyokoi. I don&#39;t know why but lovey-dovey shit gets me giddy


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: I&#39;m only asking for a second chance
File: 580ff668a840367b4d625eaaafb1814174ff88bbee5b968fbef45940f44e4080.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18850'>&gt;&gt;18850</a> (me)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18879'>&gt;&gt;18879</a><br />It&#39;s not going well frens, I am really trying to start anew, but sadly mistakes from the past haunts me. I already lost three weeks cause of a mistake I made last year and I still can&#39;t solve the problems it caused...<br />This is quite depressing, last decade was a nightmare, I can&#39;t handle another one.<br />Give me some positive energy frens.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18984'>&gt;&gt;18984</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You&#39;re just reiterating the same point in different words without actually providing any evidence.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I failed to understand or notice the evidence you presented.</span><br />That much is obvious.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You&#39;re point is especially dubious considering the fact that in the past atmospheric CO2 levels....blah...blah..</span><br />Irrelevant.<br />&quot;Climate change&quot; makes the claim &quot;mankind has the MOST SIGNIFICANT impact on the climate.&quot; This is utter bullshit. The big ass ball of fire in the sky has the MOST impact on the climate. Even ONE burp from ONE volcano does (and has done) more to affect the climate than THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF THE  HUMAN SPECIES.<br />The concept of &quot;Climate change&quot; is pure human pseudo intellectual arrogance: &quot;We&#39;re so important! We&#39;re harming the planet, and we need to save it!&quot;<br />No, you are an insignificant transitory virus on the face of the planet, and only here because the star of the system hasn&#39;t had a radiation burst to purge you from this ball of rock your species arrogantly claim you can affect more than anything else.<br /><br />There have been, and will be, mini-ice ages, mini-heatwaves. The one cycle is longer than your minuscule human lifespan. Grapes were grown in Greenland (heatwave), people built structures on iced-rivers across Europe in the winter (ice-age).<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;how incredibly wrong you are</span><br />You&#39;d have to know what is correct to make that conclusion and you clearly haven&#39;t been on the Earth long enough to know first hand. In the 2030s you&#39;ll fall for the next iteration of what &quot;Climate change&quot; will morph into.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18986'>&gt;&gt;18986</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The only thing wrong with common core are American brainlet teachers unable to teach it properly.</span><br />Now this is bait. Pic related is common core math, with a graduate of common core math tweeting beneath.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  you cant really &quot;roll&quot; on here. Not enough posters to make the IDs random.<br /><br /><br />lets see which hoe i get


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18995'>&gt;&gt;18995</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;reading comprehension: 0</span><br />Read the post you&#39;re responding to again, you double nigger. He&#39;s agreeing with you.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 89e61476f8e13ef08cfa294db5778e573d3ee44f2c28e173ef24e0d45bb6f89f.png
Comment:
  The sad part is the replacement will be written by some neckbeard LARPer with command line fetish with no idea what he&#39;s doing. Meanwhile, install nedit.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11151'>&gt;&gt;11151</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;be &quot;oldfag&quot; from 2017</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pepe.jpg XD i am top 1%er of the intwernet :-DDD</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;WTF IS THIS EVERYONE IN SCHOOL KNOWS ABOUT PEPE REEEEEEEEEEEEEE FUCKING NORMIES</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11262'>&gt;&gt;11262</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;account required to view certain content now</span><br />sheeeit


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Are you familiar with exploring tunnels</span><br /><br />Yes. You should go in prepared. You might die. <br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;getting lossed depedning how complex the tunnel is.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;lack of oxygen and toxins in the air.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;run out of food and water</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;flash light dies no back up batteries/flash lights. you&#39;re absolutely fucked.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;encounter defensive and aggressive homeless dude. (they set traps so they know if someones been around)</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;vandals/kids rob you and beat you</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;fall down unanticipated decline on level ground</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;get electricuted</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;slip and fall smash your skull or cut yourself on dirty sewage pavement. game over.</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19000'>&gt;&gt;19000</a> (checked)<br />So what are your experiences exploring?<br />And how do you prepare yourself.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18970'>&gt;&gt;18970</a><br />That&#39;s a good point actually. The only reason 3rd world populations began to explode is because of the gibs we funnel into them. Their quality of life didn&#39;t improve. Feeding a few starving niggers doesn&#39;t lead to a few fed niggers, you just get a dozen more starving niggers for each one you feed.<br />Population growth naturally slows down as populations become more urbanized and educated as childcare becomes too difficult or expensive outside of rural or undeveloped areas. (That, and subhumans with an IQ less than 80 don&#39;t understand birth control.)<br />Clearly the best solution to climate change is large scale genocide or castration, or we just find a way to force Africans to start evolving into humans faster.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;19001</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;clean respirator</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;thick gloves with leather grip.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;where long sleeve/sweater </span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;knee pads and elbow</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;eye protection</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;water proof boots and slip proof that support your ankle. you&#39;re going to encounter water at some point and slipping can actually fuck you up if you&#39;re not careful.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;headlamp. including backup flashlights and batteries.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;bring water to last a day. bring some protein supplements. and extra for any homeless people. just be friendly. they&#39;re mostly pretty friendly.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;check the weather forcast. it&#39;s good to go explore when it&#39;s been dry and hot. don&#39;t go on a rainy day or the day after rainfall.</span><br /><br />all in all my experiences with tunnels are only with sewer sytems. lots of drain tunnels that run below city streets. You&#39;ll encounter lot&#39;s of beautiful hidden artwork and massive spiders chilling on the walls/cieling. The air gets thick and begins to stagnate. be careful not to breath that in. 


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I shook a guys hand who asked me about career changing. I helped him out and gave him a smile. He smiled back. Then I said &quot;take care buddy&quot;.<br /><br />It was a horrible experience. I never want to go back. I&#39;m still haunted by it.


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Donkey Kong Country 2<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Diddy/Dixie have major gameplay difference making it important to actually switch between them</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;levels are well designed</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;difficulty scales appropriately over the course of the game (some levels will vary in difficulty more than others, but a given world overall isn&#39;t drastically easier or harder than the one before or after it)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;music is fantastic</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;almost entirely gameplay, cutscenes only when necessary</span><br /><br />1 is also good, 3 is okay<br />The GBA versions aren&#39;t as good, but do add some nice content at least. (I&#39;ve still never beat Lost World.)


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9550'>&gt;&gt;9550</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;implying there&#39;s a level of decrease in quality that should allow a program installed on a computer to redirect you to the internet for it&#39;s manual.</span><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post9582'>&gt;&gt;9582</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Just host your own website</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;typical faggot nigger</span><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post10501'>&gt;&gt;10501</a><br />Steam never gets enough hate in tech circles.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;auto-update by default</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no scheduling by default</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;must login at least once every arbitrary number of days to <span class='kiketext'>(((prove)))</span> you&#39;re you</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;web browser built in</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;drm built in</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if our system believes you&#39;re cheating and not just trying to use an addon or something you&#39;re banned forever with no recourse</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;safe space community</span><br />Need I go on?


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8251'>&gt;&gt;8251</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;angry chimpanzee noises</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11285'>&gt;&gt;11285</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;auto-update by default</span><br />There is nothing wrong with auto-update. If it was not done automatically people would never update and it would cause more issues for support due to people using old version of the client. It also helps in rolling out security fixes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no scheduling by default</span><br />I am not quite sure what you mean by that, but it seems like most downloads get scheduled to be done at the middle of the night.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;must login at least once every arbitrary number of days to <span class='kiketext'>(((prove)))</span> you&#39;re you</span><br />False. I took over a year break when I used exclusively free software and everything worked just fine when I came back.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;web browser built in</span><br />It is easier to have the same user interface as the website if the client is able to reuse the same code in both.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;drm built in</span><br />It is not really DRM.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if our system believes you&#39;re cheating and not just trying to use an addon or something you&#39;re banned forever with no recourse</span><br />Steam does not detect cheaters. Maybe you are thinking of VAC? VAC tries very hard to have 0 false positives. If you do get false banned you can contact Steam support to get unbanned <span class='spoiler'>at least that is how it works for Valve titles</span>.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;safe space community</span><br />I am not quite sure what you are talking about. Even if you get banned from the Steam community, it is not like you are missing out on much.


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1417'>&gt;&gt;1417</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What are your favorite MMORPGs?</span><br />I liked the concept of MapleStory, even though in hindsight it wasn&#39;t a good game.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What MMORPGs are you playing these days?</span><br />None. I don&#39;t play online games enough to justify paying for them. Subscription just seems like a waste of money, partially for the former reason, and also because you have to continually pay to play. F2P MMOs are either riddled with transactions, lots of stuff pay-walled, or just have an awful community. (Especially when Brazil isn&#39;t banned. I&#39;ve somehow had worse experience with them in games than Israelis.)<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Any stories about people you met though MMORPGs?</span><br />Nothing too interesting, but I&#39;ve met a lot of people I wouldn&#39;t have otherwise.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;a homeschooled guy with too much free time taught me to write bots, which in turn fueled my interest in programming (not game design, I&#39;m not competing with dudebros in an over-saturated field)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;met a Canadian couple who played games most of the day because they worked from home even back in 2008</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;some chick shared pics of herself with me and a few others (not too great, but I wish I didn&#39;t lose them)</span><br /><br />I don&#39;t think any MMO is good, or at least none running today. Social interactions and nostalgia hide the blatant flaws within the games such as poor mechanics, rampant jewry, or other blatant issues. Some are even becoming singleplayer games with chat due to increasing solo focus for whatever reason. (MMOs are a nice idea if anyone has a niche one to recommend. All the major ones are shit, ghost towns, or both.)


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 00bf56f452adeb05d0713fc9749f898c33797e3351066b4fd54bdc0a2a3f969e.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11286'>&gt;&gt;11286</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There is nothing wrong with auto-update.</span><br />There is everything wrong with autoupdate, basically you are giving whoever the updates full control over your software and data, with autoupdates it is possible to:<br />- Insert backdoors, spyware and malware.<br />- Add unnecessary features.<br />- Remove features.<br />- Target a single user with shit like A/B testing, treating people like guinea pigs.<br />- Make unwanted changed, like the dreaded UI changes.<br />- Locking down content behind paywalls<br />- Whatever else malicious developers want to do with you.<br />Autoupdate it&#39;s always been used for bad, it&#39;s purpose was always to take control away from the user, updating should ALWAYS be a choice.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;people would never update</span><br />It&#39;s the user business, why do you think it&#39;s the developer business what I run on my machine?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it would cause more issues for support</span><br />Who the fuck cares, you are not required to support old versions anyway.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;False. I took over a year break when...</span><br />It asks for shit like take the code from email, etc... it&#39;s annoying and patronizing.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It is easier to have the same user interface as the website if the client is able to reuse the same code in both.</span><br />Oh god he&#39;s retarded, you seriously fucking think embedding AN ENTIRE FUCKING BROWSER is better than just reimplementing the same features in the website in the native UI?! Mantaining a whole fucking browser. OH MY GOD.<br />You see this highlights another big problem with modern tech, which are services that are first implemented on websites and then needs to be ported on applications, while it should be the other fucking way, you first design an application and then MAYBE you let people access some features from web.<br />The world is backwards I swear.<br /><br /><br />Steam is shit, they is still way worse than it though which is hilarious and sad at the same time.<br />The only good thing is that game developers can opt-out of a lot of the bullshit and use steam just as a store.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;basically you are giving whoever the updates full control over your software and data</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;basically you are giving whoever controls the updates full control over your software and data</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11286'>&gt;&gt;11286</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There is nothing wrong with auto-update</span><br />The troubles with auto-update:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will sometimes delete files</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will often take a long time to do, taking away from time when you could be working</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sometimes involves the removal of needed features, or the addition of anti-features</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will often modify or reverse user settings and configurations</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;implies that it is the users fault that the software requires constant patching to stay afloat; the developer should not write bugs in the first place</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;opens the user up to attacks by nefarious glow-niggers</span><br />auto-update done well can fix all these issues of course, but auto-update is rarely done well.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Please explain what exactly there is to &quot;maintain&quot; about GTK2? It&#39;s stable and mature software. the bugs have been kinked out already over many years. There&#39;s absolutely no reason to switch off of it other than because GNOME DEVS say it&#39;s &quot;old&quot;


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11248'>&gt;&gt;11248</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;lxterminal-gtk2</span><br />Just use st


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: d1ff1c363ef2b8c2a4b2dfdb96711152d5dfdef1fd81b10ae2d1125dcdd806ed.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18994'>&gt;&gt;18994</a><br />What is the nature of the difficulty you&#39;re experiencing fren? Have you tried plugging it into the AC outlet?<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9627'>&gt;&gt;9627</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post9663'>&gt;&gt;9663</a><br />Your best way to avoid being arrested by feds is to either secure your shit with good encryption and a strong password that can&#39;t be brute forced, or hide in plain sight making your data or online habits look innocent. (The latter only works at face value, mind you. If the feds are already onto you or may look at your data more than just a casual glance, you need to make sure your shit is secured.)


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11293'>&gt;&gt;11293</a><br />The two are not mutually exclusive, I do both.<br />&quot;and&quot; not &quot;or&quot;


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8251'>&gt;&gt;8251</a><br />Post your hand with a time stamp saying &quot;Nanochan, I`m not a nigger&quot;


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11290'>&gt;&gt;11290</a><br />Breaking changes in libraries that gtk2 depends on.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11285'>&gt;&gt;11285</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Steam never gets enough hate in tech circles.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; {reasons it should be hated}</span><br />Why would any of that even matter if it&#39;s proprietary software?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11289'>&gt;&gt;11289</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will sometimes delete files</span><br />I&#39;ve never had that happen unless you are talking about removing the old version.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will often take a long time to do, taking away from time when you could be working</span><br />It upgrades in the background and then just asks you to restart it. If you were doing a manual update it would take even more of your time to do since you have to do everything manually.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sometimes involves the removal of needed features, or the addition of anti-features</span><br />Fair.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will often modify or reverse user settings and configurations</span><br />I have never had that happen to me.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;implies that it is the users fault that the software requires constant patching to stay afloat; the developer should not write bugs in the first place</span><br />No, it implies users are bad at doing updates themselves. It is not just about not having bugs which is practically impossible to pull off, it is also about keeping your users on the same version of the software reducing what versions you are supporting and making debugging easier.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;opens the user up to attacks by nefarious glow-niggers</span><br />Compared to what?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11175'>&gt;&gt;11175</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And the Pinebook Pro is probably okay but really overkill for just a terminal</span><br />There&#39;s still no driver options for ARM GPUs on OpenBSD, right? Has the panfrost tranny script by Collabora any chance to get ported into BSD?<br /><br />Also, are there any hints that Lukas writes a 3rd Absolute OpenBSD?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11248'>&gt;&gt;11248</a><br />I take this back btw, at least about Arch. Installing the gtk2 stuff made xfce applications that don&#39;t have gtk2 versions like Mousepad impossible to use because of package conflicts.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11292'>&gt;&gt;11292</a><br />Fuck no. I don&#39;t want to edit C code to change some stupid colors or whatever, and tabs are nice to have.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11278'>&gt;&gt;11278</a><br />I like the ability to use themes that work more or less over all applications. Also OpenGL support sucks on Linux. Stick to software rendering. Better for your application to be slow than for it to crash because of obscure GPU driver bugs.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11045'>&gt;&gt;11045</a><br />Low quality argumentation. Please upgrade your IQ as soon as possible.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post10924'>&gt;&gt;10924</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;GRIDS age games</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;cockmind</span><br />How fitting for our times and age.<br />But jokes aside, props to the developer for making this alone. Gives nice autism simulator vibes ala dwarf fortress.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 376c231d500abf2171567f79592d23b65d92423a94ca662874fc8f032213e636.webm
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Would it be possible to live in an underground tunnel or cave system?</span><br />Depends purely on where you live. Would you really want to live in a tunnel or cave that&#39;s located in a rainy part of the world and deal with constant moisture and floods? If it&#39;s relatively close to surface, people already do that - check out the living conditions of opal miners in the Australia outback.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Are you familiar with exploring tunnels or caves?</span><br />No. But I like watching people do that, saves me the trouble of fucking up and dying in some hole underground. Maybe I&#39;ll start doing it if I ever find some frens with similar interests.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19000'>&gt;&gt;19000</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You should go in prepared</span><br />Prepared with redundant things, like multiple sources of light and more water than you might need for the trip.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19003'>&gt;&gt;19003</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;headlamp. including backup flashlights and batteries</span><br />I&#39;ve also seen people using carbide lamps, webm related.<br /><br />Since I have no experience myself, here&#39;s a series on videos on the Paris catacombs. It starts off with pure exploration and history, but then devolves into preparing for some retarded rave party:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=3gJmWaPAKWE'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=3gJmWaPAKWE</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=2tKdk0NVCdI'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=2tKdk0NVCdI</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=O3ufzGxfW6Y'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=O3ufzGxfW6Y</a> (webm sauce)<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=3nXLayzxo-0'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=3nXLayzxo-0</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;business application that has to do with data gathering an analysis</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No high level frameworks and libraries are permitted, no qt, no gtk or similar frameworks(even if they are small).</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post10934'>&gt;&gt;10934</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Sure, I&#39;m not against libraries, just against super bloated frameworks and engines.</span><br />OK, which is it? If you&#39;re just against gigantic frameworks like GTK but don&#39;t mind high level things, for your non-game application you can use something like Tk (https:// tkdocs.com/) or IUP (https:// webserver2.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/iup/). Former has a lot of language bindings, as opposed to the latter.


Board: ar
Name: Nanonymous
File: fc1d03ea708b2ef9936260a94c2504738848418bdfe42da21248e3212e03ad31.pdf
Comment:
  some mudslime&#39;s bachelors thesis on the attack.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;kevin_shakir_bachelor_thesis.pdf</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19014'>&gt;&gt;19014</a><br /><br />Excessive material is not redundant at all nanon. It&#39;s very dumb to be reliant on one device. Tunnels are dark and slippery and falling can occur. This could result in dropping a flash light and it breaking. THese devices are not immune to malfunctioning. It&#39;s absolutely nessasry to bring back up. Water, light source, etc.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>)<br />(<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>).<br />(<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>),<br />(<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>)!<br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>)<br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>).<br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>),<br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com'>https://example.com</a>)!


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 35712a68d1584da36e83bf2bcaa82e94ee5fe7e4519346d38d203aecbd8d110d.txt
Comment:
  Long pasta:<br /><br />Land &quot;readings&quot; are  diverging (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/8RwdDFT.png'>http://i.imgur.com/8RwdDFT.png</a>) from satellite data (which  NASA itself says is accurate (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/OISZ078.png'>http://i.imgur.com/OISZ078.png</a>) and should be the standard instead) because over 40% of land &quot;readings&quot; are estimates made for places <b>without recording equipment.</b><br />To illustratively do something that the psychopaths love to do, I&#39;ll cherrypick the last 20 years to show that there has been no warming there (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/S4Kgh4k.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/S4Kgh4k.gif</a>), despite CO2 continuing to rise. Even using just the satellite record (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/IF42Uf2.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/IF42Uf2.gif</a>), the world isn&#39;t warming. If we refer back to one of the hottest years in recorded history, we see the difference. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/4HWcKSz.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/4HWcKSz.gif</a>) Never mind that there have only been benefits to CO2 rising (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.edsanders.com/global/c02up2.htm'>http://www.edsanders.com/global/c02up2.htm</a>).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Waaaaa! What about the ice caps!</span><br />They&#39;re not melting. They go through cycles (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/px9Zr2X.jpg'>http://i.imgur.com/px9Zr2X.jpg</a>). 1974 had less ice (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/ShRXILK.png'>http://i.imgur.com/ShRXILK.png</a>) than today. Oh, and don&#39;t listen to what scientists (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/kMGh1nT.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/kMGh1nT.gif</a>) say, whatever you do (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/14m2Ix8.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/14m2Ix8.gif</a>). Nowhere is melting out of turn, not even Greenland (where it has been growing (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://beta.dmi.dk/en/groenland/maalinger/greenland-ice-sheet-surface-mass-budget/'>http://beta.dmi.dk/en/groenland/maalinger/greenland-ice-sheet-surface-mass-budget/</a>) for something like 30 years).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But the sea level is rising!</span><br />It has been rising for 13,000 years. In that time, it has never risen more slowly than right now. Were our ancestors belching out CO2 faster than we were? Maybe they were farting a lot more. It&#39;s rising more slowly than at any time in that history, and it&#39;s also rising more slowly than any claim (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/bNUCnvg.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/bNUCnvg.gif</a>) made public by any outlet. Here&#39;s the source data (ftp://ftp.marine.csiro.au/pub/legresy/church_white_gmsl_2011_tg_list.zip) for that chart. It&#39;s an FTP link, so it should automatically download the raw file (which you don&#39;t need to worry about, as it&#39;s a bunch of undifferentiated numbers). Turns out that NOAA (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/H1JISaD.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/H1JISaD.gif</a>) marks the average as 0.63 mm per year. Not 3.3. Not 2.8. Certainly not a foot per year, which is needed for the most modern public &quot;predictions&quot; about this bullshit.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But ocean acidity!</span><br />Guess what? It&#39;s also cyclical. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272771410002167'>http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272771410002167</a>)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Okay, not ice caps, but what about the glaciers?</span><br />They&#39;ve been melting since at least the 1780s (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/UGMfILq.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/UGMfILq.gif</a>) when we started measuring them. I also have information for the Alps and other areas. Was our pre-industrial civilization responsible for &quot;greenhouse gases&quot; too?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But but but but but but but but muh consensus! They agree! Because I say so! That makes what they say true!</span><br />Sorry, there never was any consensus. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.friendsofscience.org/assets/documents/97_Consensus_Myth.pdf'>http://www.friendsofscience.org/assets/documents/97_Consensus_Myth.pdf</a>)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Then why don&#39;t climate change deniers publish papers?</span><br />Because they do (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.populartechnology.net/2009/10/peer-reviewed-papers-supporting.html'>http://www.populartechnology.net/2009/10/peer-reviewed-papers-supporting.html</a>) (and because papers often aren&#39;t published (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12129-009-9149-z'>http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12129-009-9149-z</a>) because the publishing groups are owned by AGW liars).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So what the hell is this all about?</span><br />The purposeful destruction (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.is/i29K7'>https://archive.is/i29K7</a>) of the economy and infrastructure (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/11/18/ipcc-official-climate-policy-is-redistributing-the-worlds-wealth/'>https://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/11/18/ipcc-official-climate-policy-is-redistributing-the-worlds-wealth/</a>) of the Western world and only the Western world (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.rt.com/news/256861-climate-change-un-hoax/'>https://www.rt.com/news/256861-climate-change-un-hoax/</a>).<br /><b>None of the data (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/Yyx254S.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/Yyx254S.gif</a>) supports the existence of AGW.</b><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;WAA! IT&#39;S ONLY UNITED STATES TEMPERATURES!</span><br />Because there is no other record of meaningful scientific value anywhere. The GHCND set of stations has slowly been closed down... and what&#39;s this! The stations being closed down ARE FAR FROM THE EQUATOR. What does that mean? The average latitude of GHCND stations IS FIFTEEN FUCKING DEGREES (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/yvuGBwi.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/yvuGBwi.gif</a>) CLOSER TO THE EQUATOR than it used to be. Do you imagine that might raise temperatures? If you answer no, don&#39;t bother answering in the first place.<br />The United States has a network of 1200+ USHCN stations (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/lX30V8X.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/lX30V8X.gif</a>) with data going back to 1895 and earlier. The raw USHCN temperature record shows that there has been a slight cooling since 1920 (see above). USHCN is a subset of GHCND (Global Historical Climatology Network Daily.) Cooling doesn&#39;t suit the needs of your masters, so they cherrypicked a small subset of GHCND stations (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/zUywF21.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/zUywF21.gif</a>) (which show a large amount of warming since 1920) for use in the global GSN temperature record.<br />So let&#39;s stop this madness, right? What happens when we take data from SCIENTIFICALLY SOUND SOURCES? (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/WxjeGtP.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/WxjeGtP.gif</a>) That is, 1. stations active for a long time and 2. stations that don&#39;t move (meaning keeping the same latitude). We see what I said above. NO. FUCKING. WARMING. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/sk2JZuI.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/sk2JZuI.gif</a>)<br />At the very best (for your delusions), you (meaning your own authorities) can say that there has been zero change since modern recordings began. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/sar/wg_I/ipcc_sar_wg_I_full_report.pdf'>https://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/sar/wg_I/ipcc_sar_wg_I_full_report.pdf</a>) Your bastard king himself, James Hansen, ADMITTED TO THIS. (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/hansen_07/'>https://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/hansen_07/</a>)<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;WAAAAAA THE DOCUMENT ENDS IN 1995!</span><br />And yet there has been zero (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/rss/from:1990'>http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/rss/from:1990</a>) warming SINCE THEN (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/0N7BEg4.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/0N7BEg4.gif</a>), too, so you don&#39;t have a leg to stand on.<br />Funny how sea level is identical to 1870 and 1901, huh (La Jolla (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/Gkw4yCG.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/Gkw4yCG.gif</a>) and La Jolla (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/M1D5yMu.jpg);'>http://i.imgur.com/M1D5yMu.jpg);</a> Sydney (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/beYZsdR.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/beYZsdR.gif</a>) and Sydney (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/ecilgkv.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/ecilgkv.gif</a>), respectively)? Funny how all the gauges (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/mslGlobalTrendsTable.htm'>https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/mslGlobalTrendsTable.htm</a>) show a 0.63mm/yr rise (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/TS4MYXU.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/TS4MYXU.gif</a>) (which, again, is smaller than at any time in the last 11,000 years). Not 3.3. Not 2.6. Not 1.4. Certainly not &quot;a meter by 2050.&quot;<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But weather is becoming more extreme!</span><br />Nah, less. Universally. What&#39;s more, do you imagine? Not fires (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.fs.fed.us/research/sustain/criteria-indicators/indicators/indicator-316.php'>https://www.fs.fed.us/research/sustain/criteria-indicators/indicators/indicator-316.php</a>). Ha (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/hrnfDBC.jpg'>http://i.imgur.com/hrnfDBC.jpg</a>)! Not floods (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://water.usgs.gov/floods/events/2015/Joaquin/HolmesQA.html'>https://water.usgs.gov/floods/events/2015/Joaquin/HolmesQA.html</a>).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;USGS research has shown no linkage between flooding (either increases or decreases) and the increase in greenhouse gases. Essentially, from USGS long-term streamgage data for sites across the country with no regulation or other changes to the watershed that could influence the streamflow, the data shows no systematic increases in flooding through time.</span><br />Not tornadoes (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.spc.noaa.gov/wcm/'>http://www.spc.noaa.gov/wcm/</a>). Five (nearly six now) consecutive years (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/cYdfjJP.png'>http://i.imgur.com/cYdfjJP.png</a>) of below average events. Not hurricanes (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hurdat/All_U.S._Hurricanes.html'>http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hurdat/All_U.S._Hurricanes.html</a>). Every single (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/MeTkQa8.png'>http://i.imgur.com/MeTkQa8.png</a>) indicator shows (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/jdS93uF.png'>http://i.imgur.com/jdS93uF.png</a>) they&#39;re not only becoming less frequent (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/0TCxneE.png'>http://i.imgur.com/0TCxneE.png</a>), but also less powerful. Not even drought (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.mercurynews.com/2014/01/30/graphic-californias-droughts-in-the-past-1200-years/'>http://www.mercurynews.com/2014/01/30/graphic-californias-droughts-in-the-past-1200-years/</a>). Hilarious (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/Xuq8mo6.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/Xuq8mo6.gif</a>)! So what is it? What&#39;s worse? Tell us. Is it anything at all? Anywhere? At any time? No. Of course, this has been (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/1298497'>http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/1298497</a>) known for a while (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/0Vahnon.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/0Vahnon.gif</a>). It&#39;s global cooling&#39;s (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/LBAGLs4.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/LBAGLs4.gif</a>) fault, after (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/94wMMS3.jpg'>http://i.imgur.com/94wMMS3.jpg</a>) all! Oh, wait... (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://i.imgur.com/rTKiP7j.gif'>http://i.imgur.com/rTKiP7j.gif</a>) NOAA wouldn&#39;t (<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1981/11/25/page/27/article/perspective/'>http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1981/11/25/page/27/article/perspective/</a>) want you to hear this (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2199&amp;dat=19790311&amp;id=tIwyAAAAIBAJ&amp;sjid=JecFAAAAIBAJ&amp;pg=6679,1789504&amp;hl=en'>https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2199&amp;dat=19790311&amp;id=tIwyAAAAIBAJ&amp;sjid=JecFAAAAIBAJ&amp;pg=6679,1789504&amp;hl=en</a>) now, would they?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  What <a class='reference' href='#post10927'>&gt;&gt;10927</a> said, I think SDL would be a reasonable compromise.<br />It&#39;s still pretty low level, can do all you want it to and even fucking KolibriOS supports it.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com/);'>https://example.com/);</a><br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com/);'>https://example.com/);</a><br />(<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com);'>https://example.com);</a><br /> (<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://example.com);'>https://example.com);</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11298'>&gt;&gt;11298</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It is not just about not having bugs which is practically impossible to pull off</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Having a shit programming workflow is normal</span><br />Wew! Not everyone sets such a low bar for their code. The only mistakes some coders make are typos.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11302'>&gt;&gt;11302</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Lurk more buddy.</span><br />This.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19016'>&gt;&gt;19016</a><br />Didn&#39;t mean &quot;redundant&quot; in a negative way at all. It&#39;s just a perfect description of adequate preparations when going into unknown territory.<br /><br />I also later realized that my carbide lamp suggestion might not be ideal for sewers, since the acytelene flame might ignite the gases accumulating inside them.


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1417'>&gt;&gt;1417</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What are your favorite MMORPGs?</span><br />The old types, that had cooperation be required even for regular monster hunts. Where you could be highly invested in a game and play DPS/tank, have a sliding scale of investment as a heal/support heal or chill as a buffer character.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What MMORPGs are you playing these days?</span><br />None, since the type I mentioned is either deserted or populated by retards.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Any stories about people you met though MMORPGs?</span><br />Never really invested much time into any one group of people for that, ironically enough. Like you said, they are a big time waster and I&#39;m afraid of diving too deep and obsessing over doing everything there is to do. I don&#39;t want to become another Tigole.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11297'>&gt;&gt;11297</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;implying I do.</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11300'>&gt;&gt;11300</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Fuck no.</span><br />Your loss.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;and tabs are nice to have.</span><br />tmux


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18924'>&gt;&gt;18924</a><br />While that does look beautiful, I hope you enjoy being on LiveLeak if you decide to go through with this.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  &quot;My arm is fucking dislocated!&quot;<br />&quot;Relax. Calm down.&quot;<br />Get these excuses for humans off the planet.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 71d824779a9b30033979b33f86354726346a06664fa88d4abd309c456d46923c.mp4
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5148'>&gt;&gt;5148</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;m a roastie and I didn&#39;t know equality isn&#39;t pussypass for meatholes.</span><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 5e6eb6aeb3952d063af24d065c5a46825503d1d4458e252bed674e2907c8cd2a.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;new averaging system</span><br />I still have to wonder what the old one was.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: a9448bb34afa3e294780549248e70c7376a2c0d8adbd90ef3e701452bca13fcc.mp4
Comment:
  The West is fucked because white men are cucks that didn&#39;t tell their bitches <br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;NO, now get back to the kitchen and stop asking for rights and shit.</span><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;===typical aryan pol poster </span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 20fb0409e7f99ace2c7fbb5cc41a4fcd8a28823488e902c9157e3bf61418d75e.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11276'>&gt;&gt;11276</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;pkgsrc</span><br />My man.<br />Reminder that if the NetBSD project had its way we could have an one size fits all package system that wouldn&#39;t make any compromises for anybody. That&#39;s how good pkgsrc is.<br />pkgsrc is the actually good way of doing what snap and flatpak insanity is breaking further.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11299'>&gt;&gt;11299</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;no driver options for ARM GPUs on OpenBSD</span><br />Right. And probably never will be, unless someone funds this project (very complex to port etnaviv and others).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;a 3rd Absolute OpenBSD</span><br />Don&#39;t think so. All the documentation is now online, there&#39;s no need for specific books anymore, unless you want to get into openbsd kernel programming or something very low-level.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  almost everyone on altchans rn is from /b2/<br />except places like KC that already had their own culture during the period of time when /b2/ was u


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5153'>&gt;&gt;5153</a><br />Nanochan also already had its own culture since before, but there always was overlap with 8chan userbase cause that&#39;s where it was advertised.<br />I come from 8/tech/ RIP.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: 9a23f210124fada632bb840e450029b3f1685bb846abbecc65449abc37b7123c.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11286'>&gt;&gt;11286</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There is nothing wrong with auto-update.</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;see everyone elses valid reasons</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;plus my computer my choice faggot</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I am not quite sure what you mean by that, but it seems like most downloads get scheduled to be done at the middle of the night.</span><br />I might be wrong on this because I avoid Steam like the plague whenever possible but scheduling is off until you turn it on an Steam will download auto-updates pretty much whenever it feels like it.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;must login at least once every arbitrary number of days to <span class='kiketext'>(((prove)))</span> you&#39;re you</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;False.</span><br />Maybe they changed it in the last ~6 years but when I used to use offline mode every week or so like clockwork it would tell me I had to login online because it said so. Plus there is all the &quot;YOUR COMPUTER WAS NOT RECOGNIZED BY OUR SYSTEM PLS LOGIN THANKS!!!!&quot; even if you&#39;re using the same computer and hardware. It&#39;s happened to me twice just recently.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;web browser built in</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It is easier to have the same user interface as the website if the client is able to reuse the same code in both.</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;bloatys_pizza_hog.jpg</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;drm built in</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It is not really DRM.</span><br />Then what would you call it? Seems to me every inch of their service is crawling with drm. Maybe it&#39;s me.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;VAC tries very hard to have 0 false positives.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;X</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;safe space community</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I am not quite sure what you are talking about.</span><br />Did I stutter or are you illiterate? You keep telling me you don&#39;t know what I am talking about even when what I am speaking of it clear as day.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;5151</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Family privilege</span><br />The bitch was at her parents house with her family so that&#39;s a pretty awkward situation.  He should have left in the beginning and walked out the front door, then could of have handled her later.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11323'>&gt;&gt;11323</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Then what would you call it?</span><br />Steam exclusive maybe? The game depends on Steam.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I don&#39;t know much about climate change, but the industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I gotta agree with &gt;2176, op. White pantsu are the best and there is no way around it. Its almost silly that you would even try to contest the fact white pantsu rain supreme and far, and I mean FAR, above all other types.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19034'>&gt;&gt;19034</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;the industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race</span><br />I hope you&#39;re not using any medicine and shitting in hole in the yard to avoid such disastrous consequences.<br />Excuse me, I&#39;ve got to take the clean clothes out of the washing machine and grab a cool beer from the fridge because...muh climate change.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  OP here. So, I got 3 days off and you fucks make 40+ replies? Damn... ok.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18967'>&gt;&gt;18967</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;To not understand the importance of renewable resources is to be a brainlet.</span><br />I agree.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18968'>&gt;&gt;18968</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Neither statement is true</span><br />Depends on the area. No one thought New Wales fires was going to happen, but it did. Most of these statements are probability based. Ecology is a system, when you raise the temperature it affects many different aspects, including rain fall and floods.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Green New Deal are extreme, unreasonable, or nearly impossible to enforce.</span><br />I agree, most (if not all) of these documents I&#39;ve read in these last days are made by people that don&#39;t understand engineering challanges.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;abnormal weather pattern being blamed on manmade climate change</span><br />Journalists use it as clickbait. Most researchers, though, don&#39;t make such extreme claims. Though it might have probability that at least some of these changes were manmade.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;most &quot;eco-friendly&quot; forms of power either generate too little power</span><br />Not exactly true. The efficiency of wind power is very high, as is hydro, solar not so much.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;unreliable for steady power</span><br />True, for the most part. Although it&#39;s enough reliability to replace at least coal burning already.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The problem is many advocates for green energy also oppose it.</span><br />True and they are full of shit. Nuclear is a great source of energy, you just need to be careful with the waste disposal.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;we&#39;ve been through hotter and colder periods throughout history.</span><br />True and in all of these periods some big change happened. Many species died. This is a flawed argument.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;more species die from cold periods than warm periods.</span><br />Depends on the area and organism.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;increasing CO2 helps green the planet</span><br />You&#39;re having a narrow vision here. While it&#39;s true CO2 is used by plants, other lifeforms reject it and in high concentrations it can cause adverse effects, not just directly but also indirectly through weather. You&#39;re also not accounting for other substances when CO2 is released. Burning petrol releases other substances (benzine-ring structures) that affect lifes and cause contamination. See effects of highly poluted areas on child birth, for example. And those studies are just on humans, imagina how other mammals and insects get affect.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;amount of ocean and river pollution</span><br />Should be addressed too, together with eliminating fossil fuels and coal burning.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;half a degree warmer on average</span><br />It&#39;s 1.5C actually (by 2030).<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18969'>&gt;&gt;18969</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Why should America and Europe work the hardest to reduce pollution</span><br />Everyone should be doing something about it. Not just a bunch of specific countries, but everyone. People should understand this affects not just them or their countries, but the whole world. I know this is &quot;libtard&quot; speech, but it&#39;s true.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18970'>&gt;&gt;18970</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;are what people argue about most of the time.</span><br />So the deniers just deny because other people exaggerate on their claims? Buhhoo. Why don&#39;t deniers read and make up their own minds instead of revolting against someone elses opinion? That&#39;s dumb as fuck.<br /><br /><br />[continue...]<br />


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19036'>&gt;&gt;19036</a> (me)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18975'>&gt;&gt;18975</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;cold places, and stand to gain if the planet becomes warmer.</span><br />Not true. If the temperature raises on the whole world, all countries become affected. Their rivers are connected, humidity changes, rain fall changes, species migrate, etc. All of these affect organisms in the area (which them will go to affect others, as in a connected network) and also cultivation or plants/fungi.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Calling it pollution is already a way of calling it evil</span><br />Well, maybe you should stand behind an old truck and see the great &quot;good&quot; that is inhalling petrol fumes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So we are releasing a beneficial element.</span><br />I would agree if it was some tons of pure CO2. This is not the case. It&#39;s more CO2 than some species can handle and there&#39;s other substances involved while releasing it (as I&#39;ve said before, benzene compounds, heavy metals, carbon monoxide, etc).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The climate change people never talk about beauty</span><br />Your opinion should not be based on others. Get yourself one.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There&#39;s no need to replace everything long before then.</span><br />There is: efficiency (using less resources and energy to get the same amount of energy, thus spending less money), advancing technology (batteries, electric motors, inverters, etc - all of them get better and this affects other technology as well). Plus, you stop polluting everything around you and get better air quality. There&#39;s many advantages, not just what you might consider &quot;libtard eco talking&quot;.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18978'>&gt;&gt;18978</a><br />The anon at <a class='reference' href='#post18979'>&gt;&gt;18979</a> already answered very well.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They wont be able to grow crops... which they cant just buy because most of the planet is the same as fucked as them.</span><br />Great argument anon, couldn&#39;t put it better.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18983'>&gt;&gt;18983</a><br />Same old &quot;jews did this&quot; non-argument.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;One volcano eruption can do (&amp; has done) more than the entire impact of humans throughout history.</span><br />Different kind of &quot;impact&quot;. Also, do you know what effect this eruption had? It killed entire species.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Milankovitch cycle</span><br />I&#39;ll read about it more thoroughly, to give a propper answer.<br /><br />[continue...]


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post4683'>&gt;&gt;4683</a><br />It&#39;s not letting me input it. Can someone do it for me?<br />4513-7331-7946-4696<br />07/2023<br />486


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19037'>&gt;&gt;19037</a> (me)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18984'>&gt;&gt;18984</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Estimates of atmospheric CO2 for that time period lie in the range of 4000-5000ppm.</span><br />According to the current literature I&#39;ve found, this is explained by some factors:<br />- Earth doesn&#39;t have a static distance from the sun (&quot;astronomical unit&quot;). In fact the Sun gravity is pulling earth. On the Ordovician period (41.6M years ago), the sun had a longer distance from the earth and thus the temperature should have dropped. But it did not, because of high CO2 levels.<br />- The measure was &quot;wrong&quot;. They measured the whole period, instead of fluctuation in CO2 levels throughout the period. Recent measures indicate the period had high variances over CO2 concentration.<br /><br />So, what changed since then? Earth got closer to the sun and humans defeated evolution using consciouness and are now burning stuff to make technology. This is not bad by itself, but the side-effects needs to be addressed or else we will fuck the planet.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;plant life is actually often bounded by the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere</span><br />This is true. No one is going against it. The point is: what is the effect of this on the ecosystem? The effect over some species of plants doesn&#39;t translate to the effect to the whole system. Most other kingdoms don&#39;t use CO2 intake for gas exchange (animals and fungi, for example).<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18986'>&gt;&gt;18986</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I do agree most of the loudest climate change advocates are simply another side of the greedy fucking coin though.</span><br />Me too. But we should look at the problem objectively.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18989'>&gt;&gt;18989</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If CO2 is a greenhouse gas, why is it that eras during which CO2 levels were more than an order of magnitude higher than those levels today did not experience similar increases in average temperature?</span><br />Explained above. Also, the name &quot;greenhouse gas&quot; comes exactly from that... greenhouse. Get inside a greenhouse and release CO2 in there. Check the temperature (at daylight) and compare it without the high CO2 concentration. You will clearly see the temperature raised, because CO2 molecules absorb the heat.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;increase in plant life which would inevitably follow would make the planet much more habitable</span><br />Nope. Forests increase humidity. The increase in plant population will probably cause floods around the world. Also, the oxygen levels will not increase much because of the plants, since plankton (cyanobacteria, mostly) are the ones that actually release significant amounts of oxygen in the atmosphere.<br />Besides that, the high CO2 levels increase plant growth to some point, but it&#39;s not magick. The plants might grow ~20% faster, but it still takes time for them to develop and in the mean time the world will be burning/freezing (btw, the smoke clouds from these burnings will partially inhibit the sun radiation in some areas and will also inhibit, of course, photosynthesis).<br /><br /><br />[continue...]


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;On the Ordovician period (41.6M years ago)</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;41.6M years ago</span><br />kek


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19037'>&gt;&gt;19037</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;things besides temperature will change</span><br />some of the changes will be for the better, some of them will be for the worse. The idea that the net effect will be wholly negative is purely the result of propaganda.  <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Your opinion should not be based on others. Get yourself one.</span><br />I have. Consider doing the same.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19038'>&gt;&gt;19038</a> (me)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18989'>&gt;&gt;18989</a><br />Btw, the amount of food we produce made us depentend on these crops. The raise in temperature will affect these crops, as some of these species we cultivate for consumption are from cold climates and can&#39;t grow properly in high climates.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post19026'>&gt;&gt;19026</a><br />Copypasta. I won&#39;t go through all these links and confirm/deny each one, I have other things to do, sorry.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post19034'>&gt;&gt;19034</a><br />Oh hey Ted! Long time, how&#39;s prison?<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;this derail into math</span><br />Make another thread faggots, don&#39;t derail this one.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19039'>&gt;&gt;19039</a><br />I fucked up here. It&#39;s ~485.4M years ago.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6db48e928d924ae5e99b55934ebf261d9e254b976271d6ac042ec3c3ef9c612a.jpg
Comment:
  Hey, I&#39;m back at it after these holidays and stuff.<br />Don&#39;t even know were we left the conversation. I understand if no one wants to talk about this anymore, but I&#39;ll answer anyway.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post17856'>&gt;&gt;17856</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The VW Up weighs 930kg and has 59-114hp depending on engine</span><br />Yes and it has maximum of 64mpg, while i-MIEV has 112. It also has more maintainance costs.<br />Also, using the i-MIEV was a bad idea, since the battery and inverter technology evolved since it was released. To give you a better example, see Luka EV (815kg):<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://mwmotors.cz/luka-ev/'>https://mwmotors.cz/luka-ev/</a><br /><br />Not gonna lie, the LCC Rocket was very neat, though. Wish someone made one of these but electric.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The only high performance EVs I can see weigh over 2 tons</span><br />See Rimac Concept One as an example. It weights 1,850kg, which is close to what other ICE road legal performance cars weight today (such as Ferrari 812 and GTC4Lusso).<br />Btw, the Tesla Model 3 Performance weights 1,847kg.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;living in unrealized-tech-fantasy-land</span><br />So you think increasing battery energy density is &quot;fantasy&quot;? I wouldn&#39;t say so. There has been many improvements over the last decade and it will continue so.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post17857'>&gt;&gt;17857</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Theoretical efficiency is one with Carnot cycle</span><br />Actually it&#39;s Otto cycle:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_cycle'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_cycle</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;they were achieved with real engines.</span><br />The Otto cycle doesn&#39;t consider losses:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&quot;The compression and expansion processes induced on the gas by the movement of the piston are idealised as reversible, i.e., no useful work is lost through turbulence or friction and no heat is transferred to or from the gas during those two processes.&quot;</span><br /><br />The efficiency values of some engines are very impressive, though. The most efficient ones get from 38-50% efficient.<br />My original point was that electric motors are much more efficient. And they are. Axial-flux motors, for example, get &gt;94% efficiency and are very small and lightweight.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you just burn that shit in the power plant instead of an engine </span><br />Yes, but you have the option to use other sources of power, not just coal burning. The electricity can come from nuclear, solar, wind, hydro or whatever. In the ICE case, you don&#39;t have this control and all you can do is pay for an over priced liquid and release ~70% of the explosion energy in useless heat.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They just do research while you shill</span><br />Your link provides no source at all. There&#39;s not a single link to any research in it.<br />Manufacturers such as LG Chem &quot;RESU&quot; comes with a warranty for 10 years and, supposedly, ~2000 cycles. Other manufacturers do the same, see Sila Nano.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You truly don&#39;t have any reading comprehension.</span><br />It&#39;s you that didn&#39;t read until the end. Here:<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;[...]&quot;the lesson from the Envia fiasco is that such changes must be closely integrated with manufacturing and engineering expertise.&quot;</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;[...] &quot;Energy storage is a game played by big players because there are so many things that can go wrong in a battery&quot;</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Not to discourage you but I wouldn&#39;t bet that it happens soon.</span><br />It already is. Maybe we will not be a huge jump in energy density, but others are already improving the technology. Again, see Sila:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://silanano.com/'>https://silanano.com/</a><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post18204'>&gt;&gt;18204</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;comes from COAL, which is much worse than natural gas emission-wise too.</span><br />Absolutely. This is why we should be deactivating coal power stations. This talk is pretty damn good and the guy explains much better than I ever could. Please watch when you get some time:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=1ewEaTlGz4s'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=1ewEaTlGz4s</a><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;replacing cars with EVs DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM</span><br />I never said it does. But it for sure decreases the reliance over fossil fuels and that&#39;s great. To solve this problem we will need much more than EV cars.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;m not familiar with those MPG</span><br />They are somewhat accurate. It cannot be perfect, because road conditions cannot be measured and the load you&#39;re carrying.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;EVs are only marginally better efficiency-wise on the world scale</span><br />Not marginally. EV uses less materials, has less mantainance, has higher engine efficiency (&gt;70% than most ICE cars) and has less complexity to produce (permanent magnets being an exception, but halbach array and axial-flux are already a thing).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it is a shitty car</span><br />How is it? It can achieve instant torque, has better handling (due to fine electronic control over wheel torque), is safer (better weight distribution) and costs you less over the long term. I can&#39;t see how it&#39;s &quot;shitty&quot;.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If you care about environment, don&#39;t purchase any car, period.</span><br />I agree but the world will not stop, either because these people are dumb or because they actually need it. So the question becomes: how do we make it less shitty? For me the solution is decreasing car weight to the maximum possible, using shapes with less aerodynamic drag and using in-wheel electric motors.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;big cities suffocate from that shit</span><br />Exactly. And ICE is even worst, because of pollution. You can argue that EV will waste the same energy in the end (it won&#39;t), but you can&#39;t argue that it&#39;s bad for this pollution to be out of our cities. We&#39;ll have cleaner air and no traffic noises.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post18209'>&gt;&gt;18209</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;most electric cars on the market are spyware botnet shit that tracks your every move.</span><br />True, but so is any other modern car. All of them are comming now with GPS and over-the-air updates to the infotainment.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Worrying about species is just Man playing God. Species come and go on their own.<br />Worry about making the planet more suitable to human life if anything. I don&#39;t give a fuck if cows are extinct, but I do give a fuck if cow meat is extinct.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19044'>&gt;&gt;19044</a><br />Didn&#39;t your god make these species? Didn&#39;t he said to protect it?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&quot;You shall not pollute the land in which you live, for blood pollutes the land, and no atonement can be made for the land for the blood that is shed in it, except by the blood of the one who shed it. You shall not defile the land in which you live, in the midst of which I dwell, for I the Lord dwell in the midst of the people of Israel.&quot;</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.openbible.info/topics/caring_for_the_environment'>https://www.openbible.info/topics/caring_for_the_environment</a>


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
File: 032d96de662cac34e00158f8a64a1f0c3b6b477499d6c449331d7db67788850c.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2176'>&gt;&gt;2176</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2179'>&gt;&gt;2179</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;White pantsu are pure</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;White pantsu are the best and there is no way around it</span><br />Oh really?<br />All it takes is a small animu incident.<br />How pure are your white pantsu now? Uh?! :3


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6e1c3fb25340c2a88d3b59ec75ae2a171fae6afa5748d1cc7fe0a0a8a2b73182.jpg
Comment:
  Look at this anime girl&#39;s blue and white striped pantsu, they absolutely doesn&#39;t match her outfit.<br />Her pantsu will be forcibly removed and substituted with superior black pantsu.<br />Corrective rape will be also used to change her behavior.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;Did you try it?</span><br />My money is locked up in other use cases at the moment so the honest answer is no.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Are there costs to the process?</span><br />Ethereum transactions cost money. I don&#39;t believe there are any developer fees though.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5143'>&gt;&gt;5143</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post5152'>&gt;&gt;5152</a><br /><a class='reference' href='/l/18913.html/#post19046'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/l/19046</a>


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2185'>&gt;&gt;2185</a><br />White would literally be better here though<br />the point of black/white schemes on shaded girls is to accentuate features or shapes<br />in this case, the heart formed by the pantsu, since she&#39;s a fat bitch and has nothing to offer in the leg department<br />obviously the design of her pantsu as it stands is intolerably flawed and black would be better, but white would be a big improvement over that<br />the style is too realistic for her to ever be cute though anyway


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19044'>&gt;&gt;19044</a><br />I would rather not write my race down in history as a cause of a major extinction event


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5160'>&gt;&gt;5160</a><br />Anzu is a 2D anime girl in a 3D body.<br />She deserves a pass.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11045'>&gt;&gt;11045</a><br />He&#39;s right.<br />Optical mouse is essentially a high frame rate digital video camera. You expect it to work one every surface and send accurate positioning data over simple protocol instead of full video stream for further processing? Then you need to do the processing on the mouse itself.<br />The hardware can be stateless, firmware loads into dynamic RAM from booted OS only.<br />Not satisfied by current mice technology? Maybe Englebart&#39;s design with two encoder wheels is more suitable for you.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  Botnet before: plaintext DNS queries, easy to filter<br />Botnet after: encrypted queries routed over Tor (connected through snoflake bridges) to Cloudflare resolver


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='kiketext'>(((Secure)))</span> Shell [ssh], as expected from unixshit, doxes your typing speed and patters to any server you are accessing, so in theory someone else might also access this fingerprinting data, and also does this in a such inefficient way that it is almost unusable on any wireless network, most Tor circuits, basically every network that&#39;s not a basement mainframe of a neckbeard who wrote this shit software.<br />Tl;dr: don&#39;t use shells without local line echo.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Man who understands computers argues with common normie joe whom folder skeumorph concept was made for by unix/apple/microsoft wageslave tekkies (i.e people without imagination and any decision making doing what their boomer boss told them to do):<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=RVU62CQTXFI'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=RVU62CQTXFI</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 32b3123329ece80403f2579739cde18fb65b8587f660df24ae890b8ecf2da1c0.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11336'>&gt;&gt;11336</a><br />Listened to the interview extract, Ted&#39;s point is that the advantage of computers over paper and (physical) folders is that the content is not necessarily linked to a specific location, at least in theory. Basically your post and his talk are arguing in favor of tags.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;common normie joe whom folder skeumorph concept was made for by unix/apple/microsoft wageslave tekkies</span><br />You really need to put you anti unix propaganda in all your posts uh?<br />You can do tags on unix too using various methods so not sure what&#39;s the problem, files and directories having a path does not prevent you from making a matadata database.<br />In fact removing paths and using only metadata would make it harder to locate stuff in my opinion, cause you would need to use hashes instead of paths and how would you trasmit the metadata from one computer from another in a network? Embed it in the file type? Potential privacy leaks, potential incompatibilities.<br />Just use paths and keep the metadata separated in a database. Best solution overrall.<br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;Request</span><br />Can you make a new thread dedicated to interesting technology talks and interviews from the 70&#39;s and 80&#39;s? If you want ofc.<br />I am zoomer interested in the history of computing but don&#39;t know where to find this stuff.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11335'>&gt;&gt;11335</a><br />You still leak information about your WPM from time between commands. You probably leak much more from what commands you are using. For example what your most common commands and their flags and ordering.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 62e98835c2a13710c2de34c95f42f639970e000c90a4a150dd8dcf047ece98d7.png
Comment:
  Has everyone in the FOSS community drunken their coolaid a bit too hard?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&amp;px=XDC-2020-Options-Outside-Poland'>https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&amp;px=XDC-2020-Options-Outside-Poland</a><br />Maybe if they&#39;d been just a bunch of furfags or queers, then it&#39;d make sense.<br />But I have absolutely no clue why Xorg&#39;s pale white basement dwellers feel threathened by Poland.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11339'>&gt;&gt;11339</a><br />Poland is guilty of a future possibility that oppression may happen!<br /><span class='spoiler'>January 2030: you are found guilty of potential minorities future-oppression based on scanning your thoughts through our underskin microchip.</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11318'>&gt;&gt;11318</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And probably never will be</span><br />That&#39;s sad. Tails wouldn&#39;t work either with the ARM CPU, so one is limited to linux for getting the most out of the hardware.<br />The pinebook pro is still a nice bang for the buck imo.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;All the documentation is now online</span><br />Propably the most cost efficient option but I still prefer to read on paper sometimes. Especially while trouble shooting and the machine you wrangle with is at worst your only means to connect to the web in that moment.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;But I have absolutely no clue why Xorg&#39;s pale white basement dwellers feel threathened by Poland.</span><br />They&#39;re not. A conference is a place to endure the faggotry of attendees for social networking and employment opportunities. Virtue signaling about shit that doesn&#39;t matter adds to the first, especially in the IT field.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  There are few things quite as satisfying and energy-deliverance intensive as mildly boiled raw eggs. When raw, high quality eggs have this hearty aftertaste similar to cocoa that I can&#39;t find in any other savory food.<br />Supah ez and even supaher rewarding.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Music
File: f335d2ee14f2025095550639d40fec79d5273160974a3618cb5714c1f14ae564.png
Comment:
  A thread for posting and discussing music in general. What have you been listening to lately? Insight on genres? Conlang in music lyrics? Anything related to music goes.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19050'>&gt;&gt;19050</a><br />When you understand the process, there&#39;s no need for recipes. Unless you want to learn a new technique. In that case just use youtube, it&#39;s much easier than reading a text. Some stuff you will not find on youtube, though, such as classic french techniques done properly. So you have to find the books in pdf, which is not that hard, since &quot;bibles&quot; like Larousse Gastronomique are available online.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larousse_Gastronomique'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larousse_Gastronomique</a><br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19059'>&gt;&gt;19059</a><br />Highly recommend Sous Vide if you want perfect eggs all the time. Put them at 63C for 45min and you&#39;re good to go.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: ec56dfed84ea7db74ec572755b8d22e77341066ada091ac551d4a586cfc2716e.jpg
Comment:
  Haven&#39;t been listening too much music lately. When I do, most of the times it&#39;s Classic or Rock.<br />The last things that took my attention in music was these, maybe someone finds them interesting too:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=wYU18eiiFt4'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=wYU18eiiFt4</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=h340aNznHnM'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=h340aNznHnM</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://zynthian.org/'>https://zynthian.org/</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TidalCycles'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TidalCycles</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.ohdsp.org/'>http://www.ohdsp.org/</a>


Board: g
Name: sage
Email: sage
Subject: sage
Comment:
  X should have been nuked long ago. It is the single most piece of shit software across all different unix-like system. People fight over systemd, have you even seem X? Don&#39;t.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Just in time for a new battery tech. According to them, it has 30% more energy density and can be charged in 5 minutes. Renault-Nissan are investing in it:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.enevate.com/technology/hd-energy-technology/'>https://www.enevate.com/technology/hd-energy-technology/</a>


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I might catch up with some other seasonals later on, but for now I&#39;m just watching Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun. It&#39;s pretty good, if you can stomach how shoujou a lot of things are.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I expect it to work over standard surface(s), and to work within spec. If it needs a firmware update to work over a mousepad, it&#39;s trash. If it doesn&#39;t work on whatever surfaces all consumer optical mice have worked on since 1999, it&#39;s trash. Funny you mention wheel mice, which were much more reliable than optical mice for a while [<a rel='noreferrer' href='http://web.archive.org/web/19991128232028/http://www.firingsquad.com:80/hardware/intellimouseexppre/page7.asp'>http://web.archive.org/web/19991128232028/http://www.firingsquad.com:80/hardware/intellimouseexppre/page7.asp</a>] (and continue to be so for a large set of them).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Then you need to do the processing on the mouse itself.</span><br />Now go fuck yourselves with the latest AI and releases of Microsoft Windows and your other such postmodern bullshit.<br />The idea that things need firmware now for unforseen consequences is pure bullshit LARP. In reality, most problems that have already been solved the fuck out of, can be implemented completely without any major bugs, before shipping out the door. Only your current cocksucker company says otherwise because cucksumers are retarded enough to believe this shit.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11343'>&gt;&gt;11343</a><br />based<br />i was thinking the article was about X being racist and was about to reply &quot;good, i hope they get &#39;subverted&#39;&quot;, but looks like it already was, and it didn&#39;t work


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 0b8deb4df45e2c54d71fd73f06f110c094a032240ccfa4993a7debb82d02668b.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7566'>&gt;&gt;7566</a><br />This Nanon gets it. Trying to use filters as an actual modding tool is piss easy to get around too if you know what what words to look for--just insert invisible characters mid word/phrase and you&#39;re golden.<br />Pic unrelated.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11285'>&gt;&gt;11285</a><br />steam is a worthless gay piece of shit with an army of retards who think it&#39;s god.<br />i could spend 10 million posts listing all the types of cancer it has<br />last time i used it, it was like &quot;oops u didnt give phone number, you wont be able to add friends&quot;, and after 10 minutes we found a way to bypass this and i was finally able to join a game with a person sitting right beside me<br />and like all modern webshit (and steam is essentially just webshit), it constantly locks you out for &quot;hacking attempts&quot;<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11286'>&gt;&gt;11286</a><br />i wont argue on autoupdate tripe, but right now it&#39;s far worse: gayme developers just rollout a new thing you have to update or you can&#39;t play at all, and they DMCA all the old versions of the game so we can&#39;t go back to them for reference or if we want to play a version without their latest gay changes (and the latest changes are ALWAYS gay, that&#39;s just how corporate/consumer circlejerk works)<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11286'>&gt;&gt;11286</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;It is easier to have the same user interface as the website if the client is able to reuse the same code in both.</span><br />steam doesn&#39;t even need a website. a &quot;gayming platform&quot; shouldn&#39;t invonve webshit whatsoever. but then again, a gayming playform just shouldnt exist


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I used to quite like Spyral Knights once upon a time, but I haven&#39;t touched that in ages. Heard it&#39;s gone to shit, unfortunately.


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Pokemon Mystery Dungeons: Explorers of Time. I never actually beat it though, I always reset my game just before I got to the end.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s not that hard to make your own UI, especially if you already know the basics like events, controls, layout, threads. Don&#39;t listen to faggots saying it will take forever, if you are a productive enough programmer to finish the business logic you are productive enough to make a UI. Most games make their own UI in house (which is why so many of them have shit UI with rookie mistakes). Just accept that the UI won&#39;t be as polished as what thousands of pajeets shit out at big companies. But it also will be simpler and less bloated.<br /><br />Nowadays I think major GUI libs are so bloated that it is unironically easier and faster to just make your own GUI prototype from scratch. The drawback is that every time you need a new GUI feature, you will have to do non-trivial amount of work. Probably the amount of work will increase, as you will have implemented the low-hanging fruit features in the beginning. Whereas with a mature framework, there is a huge hump of complexity in the beginning, but &quot;adding features&quot; amounts to finding and reading the doc page for those features (and over time you should get a lot more efficient at reading the framework&#39;s docs).<br /><br />I think the real payoff of using frameworks is very late in the project lifecycle. You can have good integration with things like user&#39;s DE and themes, accessibility, localization, reuse of UI for other projects... All of which are irrelevant for a game. So there is actually no reason to use a framework for your game which will probably never get to v1.0 anyway (not necessarily a bad thing).<br /><br />For your business program, you probably cannot avoid using an established framework if you intend to ever make money from it. Users will always demand too many GUI features than you can roll yourself, moreover because of baby duck they will almost always demand you clone some existing major frameworks look and feel. Might as well bite the bullet and just use the framework.<br /><br />I would suggest deferring the problem by explicitly building your program (or game or whatever) with a client-server architecture, so that GUI is the sole responsibility of the client. Then the business logic development is not blocked by GUI dev which will suck all your motivation like a black hole. When down the line you do find a good way of doing GUI, you can easily try it, swap out different ones, or maybe someone else will want to write a prettier client for you.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11205'>&gt;&gt;11205</a><br />being proud because you use C and you&#39;re white is like being proud for being arab and listening to saber rebai


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;please hiring people</span><br />At which company? For what position?<br /><br />If you don&#39;t have a pretty good project idea to begin with, you&#39;ll need to do some homework. A mediocre project relevant to the position you&#39;re applying to is still fine and will work wonders because it shows you have experience in a job related area. A mediocre project targeted at no role in particular is not going to go over well because most companies don&#39;t just hire coders by the thousand and throw them at problems like a human wave (some do; you probably don&#39;t want those jobs). They hire people to work on specific things based on specific skill gaps in the team.<br /><br />So you need to start by narrowing it a bit more to what kind of role or position you want.


Board: pol
Name: larry
Email: larry3234@yahoo.com
Subject: jewish
File: 5e59673f0faea05d87073181428b2d1849c937d14c8343609f999fdd9c714738.png
Comment:
  ladies and gentlemen country,the imprisonments. have begun,, even in  America  jewish making bases around the world twisting and subverting other laws throught a companies calle american nights moving storage,amsa moving storage association, in vanlines moving storage. who provided money to buy properties and other companies to disable your economy just like 1940. Jewish  are in move again defend your self!!you know know what to do. dont let jews take over your country!! jews are taken all your jobs jews want to destroy everything we stand for economic dislocation are treating millions of people around the world in the very structure of  your economy.The dollar has fallen nearly 40% percent in last five years,making evreything we own mushless valuable trillions of dollars have been sucked out of  our pocket.. hidden a tax that   tripled the cost of gasoline. jewish sending all money to israel. jewish making organizations policies ,expression religious hatred that fuel terrorism.<br />Your fortune: Better not tell you now


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: ea1bd4c10800cdc324b4c29b6791241fef1a1ed03cbec8be6ab6f2fb9ad6c40d.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11208'>&gt;&gt;11208</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So basically most laptops</span><br />Have you bought a laptop in the last ~5 years anon? Most of the time they lock into Windows 10, and the driver support is absolutely and totally fucked. Some newer samsungs even brick themselves if you remove the original windows 10 partition. It&#39;s a fucking shitshow.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: d6d7b4610950649a30dda062d77392f2f163f4d0882ae1af457a00e85b3a0a76.jpg
Comment:
  Inderasding.<br />Besides mediawiki and the like, you might also wanna take a look at Werc: <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://werc.cat-v.org/'>http://werc.cat-v.org/</a><br />It&#39;s just a CGI script so it should be piss easy to install, and it doesn&#39;t require any javascript on the user end either. You do need to be able to have software installation privileges on wherever you&#39;re hosting the server though.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post8630'>&gt;&gt;8630</a><br />Neat, maybe I&#39;ll add something someday.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19045'>&gt;&gt;19045</a><br />Who&#39;s to say it&#39;s man doing it? Oh, right, man. Natural selection is God&#39;s invention and whatever small impact we have on it pales in comparison to the natural environment.<br />PS: most pollution comes from china and india look it up


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;on scanning your thoughts through our underskin microchip.</span><br />But this was based on what the govt publicly stated it did and actually did.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: a completely decentralized p2p network
File: 6369c183f3a0f0d7d4a38fd63df72c8c3c1bad1de4b4c2e3fdda7109ca121204.png
Comment:
  Here&#39;s an idea I had for a p2p file sharing network:<br /><br />* There are two kinds of object, hashable and mutable<br />* Hashable objects are identified by a hash of their contents, so can be retrieved from any peer since you can easily verify them<br />* Mutable objects are associated with a hashable object and have no inherent verification method<br />* There is a network interface layer which handles communications with peers and actual file transfer, this is implemented as a server that listens on localhost (as well as whatever network it is using)<br />* Implementations of the network interface can have different strategies of obfuscating traffic patterns<br />* You can request a hash from the interface, which returns an object that hashes to that, as well as versions of mutable objects stored &quot;under&quot; that hash<br />* A merge layer (talks only to the network interface on localhost) makes a best effort at reconciling the different versions into one meta-version which is then used to update the user&#39;s local data store<br />* Client side programs read/write the local data store which is how the user interacts with the data (so this supports imageboards, websites, email clients or anything that can work as a file repository with minimal network knowledge)<br /><br />In this network, there is no central authority and there is no guarantee of authenticity for mutable files (unless they happen to be cryptographically signed). We have no way of knowing which peers are maliciously serving bad versions of data or simply have an incompatible version. Our client has no choice but to request a bunch of copies from the network, and decide what to do with the data it has. At some point there will have to be an element of trust.<br /><br />When we get a version of a file from a peer, there are three possibilities. The file may match our version, which is evidence in favor of the peer being reliable. The file may not match, but in some &quot;expected&quot; way. For example maybe we are sharing an imageboard thread, and the peer has one extra recent reply which we don&#39;t have. The file may not match in some unexpected way, such as the content of old posts. The third case should be escalated to the user for manual review, or if too prevalent the peer should be considered an unreliable source of that hash. Peers who want to participate in the imageboard subnet can even share a bunch of rules for what they consider &quot;acceptable&quot; conflicts, to reduce false positives.<br /><br />Generally participants in a subnet can and should publish sets of rules, ideally automatable, about what constitutes acceptable handling of data for that subnet. The entire system being voluntary, peers are of course free to ignore these rules, but whether a peer is following the rules becomes a good indicator of their reliability.<br /><br />The network interface layer will look at which peer&#39;s data is being rejected as too different, and avoid wasting bandwidth on that peer in the future. The network layer should have a system for prioritizing peers in any case, so peer data quality would be just another factor in this.<br /><br />For good faith participants, this creates a lot of strong incentives to behave in an optimal way. It encourages them to mirror rare content and ensure that their data is consistent with the swarm. When a peer wants to publish some new content, the sane thing to do is to publish a little bit and wait for it to spread to other peers. Publishing too much too fast will harm your reputation and make future publishing take longer. Therefore the spam problem solves itself.<br /><br />The user also has a lot of control over what sort of content they retrieve and rehost. Since there is already a flexible quality control layer for merging file versions, we can expand it to also apply arbitrary rules to the files such as filtering ads, illegal content that the user is not interested in, and so on. A peer that serves too much of such undesired data will be automatically avoided.<br /><br />Of course it is even better not to retrieve undesired content in the first place. Indexing then becomes an important activity. Extensive mutable metadata about hashable content would be freely shared by everyone, with individual peers looking at the metadata to pick and choose which hashable data they would like to retrieve.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5107'>&gt;&gt;5107</a><br />Because there may be interesting offers, I thought ...


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Search for TrustedKad, S-Kademlia and PowerTrust.<br />Also, your idea would make niche research areas not be reachable. The opposite, actually: it would reward the kind of shit you see tranding on youtube and other social media, and punish those that goes against it.<br />You always have to take into account that people are fucking monkeys, doesn&#39;t matter what you&#39;re doing.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11350'>&gt;&gt;11350</a><br />Are you sure that this wasnt caused by some secureboot bs or something that you have to turn off first? 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11343'>&gt;&gt;11343</a><br />It&#39;s not nuked because there&#39;s nothing to replace it with (aside from raw framebuffer). <span class='spoiler'>inb4 Wayyland</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s an incredibly complex issue, and many of the large faceless NGOs that warn against climate change also push warped intersectionality policies and idpol. Also, the suggested solutions tend to lean on a &#39;bigger government&#39;, which goes against the conservative majority on our exosphere. Add millions of dollars spent on propaganda on both sides and you are bound to find dogmatists and retards on both sides, in immense numbers.<br />Note that Koch shills are more common here whereas Bloomberg shills are more common on normalfaggot sites like twitter and reddit. 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I have been using OpenBSD for years. Something I have come to appreciate is not the security (that I poorly understand) but the manpages and the usability of base system tools. Documentation is sparse for the internals of the kernel and the tools, but user guides are readily supplied and maintained, which is seemingly the opposite of Debian, where documentation often outdated, sometimes requires a web browser, is difficult to understand and sparse for user tools. <br />Use OpenBSD because it&#39;s easier to understand, not because of security theatre. Also, OpenBSD is crap for anonymity and privacy, due to the fact that it is very conservative when it comes to supporting privacy protocols that are often untested and unstandardised. FDE is still a PITA, and conflicts with RAID.<br /><br />I wish I was confident enough to ask how to use Pip3 on OpenBSD to install the latest version of youtube-dl, but I had to settle for the binary pkg-add version, which often breaks for soundcloud. Grr.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post9595'>&gt;&gt;9595</a><br />That&#39;s not how security in layers works. OpenBSD secret sauce security with shitty python script is<br /><a class='reference' href='#post8227'>&gt;&gt;8227</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post8237'>&gt;&gt;8237</a><br />i thought VMM works now?<br /><a class='reference' href='#post9470'>&gt;&gt;9470</a><br />Those packages are still hard to build on OpenBSD, probably due to bullshit involving Rust in Mozilla Firefox and all the sketchy flaky patching scripts maintained by the TBB team. This is why I have recently reinstalled GNU. I didn&#39;t want to use the &#39;torify firefox&#39; workaround. <br />Another note for you, just like Pale Moon, Firefox and Rust are technically proprietary due to the copyright on the Logos and branding.   This impedes porting all of Rust into OpenBSD.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post10862'>&gt;&gt;10862</a><br />OpenBSD is sponsored by Cloudflare, that&#39;s why Cloudflare runs a mirror.  Cloudflare probably uses OpenBSD VMs as part of their infrastructure.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  openbsd secret sauce security with shitty python is still better than poor gnu or debian or redhat security with shitty python script


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  ME exploits are much more dangerous than spectre/meltdowns because they are remote by design. Speculative flaws are gross, but they&#39;re more a problem for cloud providers than for luser desktops. ME exploits are scary.<br />AMD are better in this aspect, as their ME/AMT/vPro remote admin stuff  is stored on the chipset, similar to a lighter BMC. Consumer AMD boards almost always have the remote admin features missing, there is no proof that they have been exploitable. I don&#39;t know if they&#39;re e-fused off but I suspect it&#39;s due to a different chipset design altogether, which is why some AMD chipset heatsinks are much larger than others. EPYCs will probably have some sort of remote access vuln due to inbuilt remote management, and they come with BMCs anyway.<br /><br />Also, if there were 3g modems in Intel chipsets/CPUs, they would have been discovered and reported on by management engine hackers e.g. coreboot devs, the ex-CTO of purism laptops etc. Modems for wireless telephony standards need massive antennas that draw loads of power and require heaps of firmware shitcode to run, much more than 802.11 wireless. It would be incredibly hard to miss with all the scrutiny and hacking at this point. Stop believing anonymous blackpill posters with minimal proof, they prey on you to sell you crap.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post9391'>&gt;&gt;9391</a><br />reminder to use me-cleaner<br />this is just another ME exploit, set the HAP bit on all older Intel CPUs that are compatible.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post9408'>&gt;&gt;9408</a><br />EFI microcode is almost always outdated, so just use an OS with microcode updates like a GNU distro or free/openbsd.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11028'>&gt;&gt;11028</a><br />I&#39;d only assume Loongson MIPS are compromised, not all MIPS IP is licensed to China. MIPS is dying for other reasons unrelated to this thread.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Programming languages without all the bloat
Comment:
  Which programming language would be the best for web requests, without all the unnecessary bloat? <br />I don&#39;t like how simple Python is.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you are a powerful wizard, why would care for such mundane things as power over some peasants? What could you get out of it as compared to an effort to get even more skilled in arcane arts?<br />If i were i wizard i wouldnt care. I would build myself some magical tower and just did experiments all day long. 


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7148'>&gt;&gt;7148</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;when you fake delete an entire thread with a tvol, the thread&#39;s child posts are still displayed in the recent page(yes I have made sure it wasn&#39;t cached).</span><br />Well fuck, that was a retarded mistake. I had it in my notes to make sure to &quot;delete&quot; the child posts in a thread too but forgot about it in the end<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post7143'>&gt;&gt;7143</a><br />Change this style in the css:<br />div.post-comment {<br />    white-space: pre-wrap;<br />}<br />to this:<br />div.post-comment {<br />    white-space: pre-wrap;<br />    overflow: hidden;<br />}<br />Do the same for the catalog items too


Board: meta
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7152'>&gt;&gt;7152</a><br />correction: hould be overflow:auto; for the catalog items<br />The fix for the post-comment elements might mess up in small-width (mobile) devices with long &quot;words&quot;, that stretch outside the display width but are still smaller than the element&#39;s max width, such that it hides the text entirely instead of stretching the element outside of the viewport, but I haven&#39;t tested this yet


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11344'>&gt;&gt;11344</a><br />Not that anon, but why do you act as if there isn&#39;t already firmware in optical mice since it was first invented? The ability to do firmware updates is still a justifiable feature if unnecessary and insecure, you wouldn&#39;t have to deal with an inferior mouse for its entire life if the manufacturer fucked up the firmware for whatever reason. Also optical mice have gotten a lot better over different surfaces over time, my experiences with wheel mice aren&#39;t great at all either (inaccurate or inconsistent, easy to get gunked up etc)


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11354'>&gt;&gt;11354</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It encourages them to mirror rare content and ensure that their data is consistent with the swarm.</span><br />Why?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It encourages them to mirror rare content</span><br />What&#39;s in it for them?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Publishing too much too fast will harm your reputationAssuming your users are nanonymous, they can just keep making new identities to spam more data from.</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11350'>&gt;&gt;11350</a><br />That&#39;s a Myth. you can turn off secureboot or sign the boot signatures yourself. Most hassle you&#39;ll have to go trough is being forced to set a bios password.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11365'>&gt;&gt;11365</a><br />I am not <a class='reference' href='#post11350'>&gt;&gt;11350</a>, I wanted to ask if I setted a BIOS password and disable secureboot is my PC secure? (I also removed all boot options other than my SSD)<br />I&#39;ve tried adding my custom secureboot signatures but it doesn&#39;t werk.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11364'>&gt;&gt;11364</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What&#39;s in it for them?</span><br />Everyone using the network benefits if rare content is mirrored, since it means they&#39;ll be able to access it. So I don&#39;t benefit myself by hosting some obscure image set, but someone else might benefit, and they might host something that benefits me.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e877d8c7d4485c23341eef1159090ec2c7722cc2ed9fc0be1188073a83b5b2e4.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11354'>&gt;&gt;11354</a><br />You still didn&#39;t solve the biggest p2p issue: centralized indexing and metadata repositories AKA trackers.<br />Read <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://www.tlmc.eu/2017/05/next-gen-p2p.html'>http://www.tlmc.eu/2017/05/next-gen-p2p.html</a><br />Or are you implying I need to search files by hash? How the fuck am I supposed to know the hash if I don&#39;t have the file?<br />Then...<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Extensive mutable metadata about hashable content</span><br />This doesn&#39;t answer my previous point cause it will not work, how to aggregate all the metadata in a browsable database? who will maintain this metadata or aggregators of metadata? How to do quality assurance on it?<br />Imagine I want to download a movie with your network, ok where do I search? In each of the thousands of mutable metadata databases hoping that one contains the movie I am looking for?<br />Do we need a central hashable metadata database that indexed mutable metadata databases?<br />Centralization here we come.<br />Decentralized trackers can&#39;t really exist also cause you still need a sort central structure to waste lot of time and therefore money to write hundred of thousands of records and mantain them, making sure the information is correct, making sure the information is not biased(for example for rating metadata), people won&#39;t do this stuff well without some sort of structure.<br />So you will end up either with centralized trackers like on torrent or with a network where it is impossible to find stuff.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Generally participants in a subnet can and should publish sets of rules, ideally automatable, about what constitutes acceptable handling of data for that subnet. The entire system being voluntary, peers are of course free to ignore these rules, but whether a peer is following the rules becomes a good indicator of their reliability.</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Since there is already a flexible quality control layer for merging file versions, we can expand it to also apply arbitrary rules to the files such as filtering ads, illegal content that the user is not interested in, and so on. A peer that serves too much of such undesired data will be automatically avoided.</span><br />Censorship embedded in the protocol. Ebin.<br />This will be 100% used maliciously.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Publishing too much too fast will harm your reputation and make future publishing take longer.</span><br />Punishing users for being active is always a mistake. It&#39;s a suicide-policy in a network that needs lot of users to be performant, like every p2p network.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11367'>&gt;&gt;11367</a><br />Dude rare content means: content that either few people cares about AKA not popular. Or stuff that is illegal or dangerous to host.<br />Maybe in your utopia people will seed stuff someone else might want, but in reality people(including you and I) see stuff they care about. You didn&#39;t solve the p2p problem.<br /><br />I rate your idea 5/10


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;</span><br />He does however need to know that there arent any toilets in Afghanistan (and if there are they will be squat toilets) and there isnt any soap, chances are the locals improper hygiene will kill him faster than any rebels<br />Thats the shittiest part. If I travel there, I would need to buy toilet paper and dig holes to poo and hope I dont catch AIDS.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11138'>&gt;&gt;11138</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;My laptop is like 10 years old, and I need a new one.</span><br />you don&#39;t, nigger<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t do CPU-intensive tasks and don&#39;t really need much power in general</span><br />why do you want to waste money to buy new jewish botnet laptop, then?<br />you will also waste time migrating OS, data, software<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t do CPU-intensive tasks</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;m a web developer.</span><br />so you won&#39;t be testing your web niggers on the laptop? only developing? where will you test?<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11149'>&gt;&gt;11149</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Get something with 8gb of ram though, because pajeetscript has killed the web.</span><br />are here niggs who use javascript?<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11152'>&gt;&gt;11152</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I just compiled Monero and it OOM&#39;d with 3.5GB-4GB RAM.</span><br />then fuck Monero. I will boycott it<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11195'>&gt;&gt;11195</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ARM-powered notebook</span><br />ARM is a botnet<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Please nanon do tell what is wrong with modern thinkmemes (non-removable battery and shitty keyboard aside)?</span><br />Intel Management Engine botnet<br />UEFI botnet<br />non-removable battery<br />shitty keyboard<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11210'>&gt;&gt;11210</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;the ME or PSP is included with either choice.</span><br />so both choices go into the toilet<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Some Intels have vpro, some don&#39;t. You can turn it off in BIOS settings.</span><br />sure, goy. if it says disabled it has to be disabled. it&#39;s not like they would lie?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11246'>&gt;&gt;11246</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tamper evident seals/locks/devices.</span><br />good idea but how


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5166'>&gt;&gt;5166</a><br />For the reason real world tech(real worl magic) companies owners don&#39;t try to conquer the world: half of it is brainwashing from school, muh you have to serve society, half of it is a personality thing, not everybody has the personality necessary to with to conquer the world, often making a magic academy or tech company requires a collaboration type personality so the people that would conquer the world are filtered out.<br />Some do try it though, see Voldemort from Harry Potter.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post5168'>&gt;&gt;5168</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;why would care for such mundane things as power over some peasants</span><br />To use them as sacrifice for rituals or mana pools. You could also use qt maidens for sex magic(it&#39;s a thing).


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19074'>&gt;&gt;19074</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;qt afghan loli</span><br />I&#39;m sure that is doable with some money.<br />Go to a poor family in rural Afghanistan that has lot of kids, tell them that you will marry one of their daughters and give them money in exchange.<br />That marriage will not even mean anythign outside of Afghanistan so who cares, you will probably fake being muslim though, you shoul fake being muslim anyway just in case. Always keep a Quran with you. Get a jew to eat your foreskin before departing. <span class='spoiler'>I&#39;m joking on the last part</span>


Board: b
Name: Nazi Vampire
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5171'>&gt;&gt;5171</a><br />Major when is the attack for London scheduled?<br />Hail!


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: a7a9876942b361ce653aca4e240c2129d02ff61c797ef7e2997eb830601ae135.png
Comment:
  Pic related.<br /><span class='spoiler'>Non-meme answer: pick virtually any scripting language*.<br />Bash, Ruby, Lua, Python, etc--basically if it does IO you&#39;re good. Web CGI is nearly universal across web servers and is easy to implement. If you&#39;re worried about efficiency you can use Fast-CGI, which is supported by most web servers and has libraries for most languages as well. You could even do it in C, if you really wanted, but I&#39;d advise against it, string manipulation in C can be a colossal pain in the ass.</span><br /><span class='spoiler'>Web Bloat isn&#39;t really about the languages used, it&#39;s more about how modern webshit rapes the user with 6 million external scripts to load a jpeg. So don&#39;t use external JS (or really JS at all) unless you absolutely must. Obviously if your program is a mess of spaghetti code dependent on 70 libraries or your &quot;stack&quot; buries the actual program under 20 different layers of containerization, cloud services and whatever garbage is the current fad among shitty web-devs at the moment, it&#39;ll be a bloated and unusable mess on the backend as well. However, none of that should be necessary so long as you keep your project abiding by the KISS principle.</span><br /><span class='spoiler'>Basically, so long as your backend is sane and the actual pages you serve are JS-free you&#39;ll be fine.</span><br /><span class='spoiler'>Also compress your images and whatnot, that shit eats up space like crazy.</span><br />What&#39;re you trying to make anyways nanon?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11370'>&gt;&gt;11370</a><br />speckled nail polish (on screws,sliding edges), and photographs of the unique pattern.<br />compare photograph with real pattern if you suspect modification


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Standard ML is the least bloated mainstream PL. There is no good language for web requests. What normies consider &quot;good&quot; in this regard is probably garbage like Perl or PHP, who can&#39;t go 5 lines of code without an RCE vuln.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I don&#39;t like how simple Python is.</span><br />Simple in PL is the same thing as simple in math. Just because it has some bloat that allows you to write pseudo-English, doesn&#39;t mean it&#39;s simple. Case in point: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15955948/'>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15955948/</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Thinkpads and Latitudes are still the best supported Lunix laptops, that&#39;s why some of them ship with distros. Secureboot is easy to disable on business grade laptops because sometimes the IT department will want to fuck around with deploying images and reinstalling Windows remotely. I&#39;d recommend worrying more about SSD than memory unless you have 4GB RAM, it&#39;s tough to compile software with that much RAM and still run other system tasks.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11222'>&gt;&gt;11222</a> (dubs &amp; trips, congrats)<br />Not if you pirate things, use ublock origin and remember to close your tabs, 5+ tabs open is for retards.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  of course they would lie, point is you work with what you have. ME is a problem no argument there. The shitty thing is if you want a current machine, they all have the kike-spy-engine baked in. Most i5s do not have vpro either so choose your poison


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11356'>&gt;&gt;11356</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11365'>&gt;&gt;11365</a><br />My mistake, it was UEFI that bricked laptops.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://archive.ph/m21uy'>https://archive.ph/m21uy</a><br />My point about drivers sill stands though, getting driver support on linux or even windows 7 is nearly impossible.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  The modern nigger is a tool of the jew. A nigger has no independent thought and the zionist governments of today&#39;s world see to it that the groids are incited. Whether this is by <span class='kiketext'>(((race relations)))</span> or <span class='kiketext'>(((prejudice)))</span>, maybe even <span class='kiketext'>(((disenfranchisement)))</span> the result is the same. The goys fight among themselves and the true oppressors go unnoticed and allowed to continue manipulating and collecting shekels. The jew is petrified of the masses realizing that they are the true majority. Eliminate the jewish problem, and the niggers, spicks, and all the other mud races look to the only other choice for guidance. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18950'>&gt;&gt;18950</a><br />at 14 most people are already at peak maturity son. if they are still retarded at 14 they are retarded for life


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11355'>&gt;&gt;11355</a><br />I have some basic knowledge of Kademlia etc. from reading about things like IPFS. Could you give me a QRD on the main innovation in those?<br /><br />But I think these are ultimately algorithms for trading data. They can become part of the network interface layer. But the interesting parts are the merge layer (which can reconcile divergent but related clumps of data) and file-based architecture. &quot;The network&quot; is all about sharing files, displaying those files in a terminal or a browser or whatever is then the user&#39;s problem. So providers of content fundamentally cannot dictate how you will consume the content.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Also, your idea would make niche research areas not be reachable.</span><br />If you&#39;ll excuse me handwaving, IPFS claims their version of Kademlia does not have this problem.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;reward the kind of shit you see tranding on youtube and other social media, and punish those that goes against it</span><br />The idea is that you connect to this network using a very modular client stack. Instead of one monolithic client program that does everything, you have separate programs to handle different functions like processing requests to the network, shaping traffic, keeping track of peers and how they behave, merging files, processing user IO. These should all have minimal interfaces to each other, so that even a novice programmer-user can easily write a small script and have it sit in different parts of the client stack and customize its behavior. So you can simply customize your own client stack to prefer interesting content and avoid mainstream.<br /><br />Once you find at least some content that is even a little bit interesting, you can focus on peers sharing it, and by mirroring their content you will discover their peers. In a small world network that should quickly lead you to sources of content closest to what you want.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11364'>&gt;&gt;11364</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Why?</span><br />Because usually the sane strategy is tit for tat, so you naturally want to accumulate files that everybody wants but nobody has, so that when you need a file later, you have something to trade it for.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Assuming your users are nanonymous, they can just keep making new identities to spam more data from.</span><br />When you see a new peer, the logical thing to do is sample some content and see if you like it. You can look at whether the peer serves any software you want, or whether the merger reports this peer&#39;s data to be compatible with the swarm. Based on this, you can increase or decrease your probability of communicating with that user in the future.<br /><br />For example if we are sharing posts from a distributed imageboard, you would expect peers to have the same old posts, and a few new ones. But if you discover a new peer, and of 20 posts you fetched from them, 17 look like edited versions of what you and many other peers have, that already looks suspect. If the edits always amount to inserting &quot;visit ilikecocks.com!&quot; in random old posts, you can note that peer as a spammer and have your client not peer with him anymore. This can all happen automatically - each post is pulled from multiple peers and the merger compares them to resolve conflicts. When one peer&#39;s version is highly divergent, while all others are an exact match, the merger can automatically mark that peer as provisional blacklist. At the end of the day you can review the merger&#39;s auto-bans and decide whether you want to make them confirm or undo them for future sessions. The cost of the &quot;sampling&quot; from your perspective is that fetching a few files was 10% slower than it would have been. Users of the imageboard can also write their own code that takes a text, and does deeper inspection of word patterns and such to discriminate &quot;acceptable divergences&quot; (ie. someone adding legitimate information) from bad ones (eg. spam).<br /><br />Users have no ability to put things on your computer or on a third party&#39;s server without consent. You only get hashable files if you ask for them. With mutable files, your client asks several peers for what they claim to be the content of a given file. It then uses some customizable algorithm to decide which versions to accept and which to throw out. Peers that habitually serve versions that end up being thrown up are also thrown out.<br /><br />You could also have a convention in a particular service of demanding proof of work embedded in the files, and if a peer starts sending stuff with invalid pow, blacklist him for that service. By service I mean different things shared over this network, such as a particular imageboard, a website, another imageboard, etc.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11358'>&gt;&gt;11358</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;OpenBSD is sponsored by Cloudflare</span><br />[citation needed]


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11360'>&gt;&gt;11360</a><br />Stop talking about things you don&#39;t understand.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11379'>&gt;&gt;11379</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;IPFS claims their version of Kademlia does not have this problem.</span><br />I&#39;m not talking about IPFS, I&#39;m talking about your idea described in OP.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Could you give me a QRD on the main innovation in those?</span><br />It takes 20 seconds to find it on DDG, seriously. They are research papers (pdf).


Board: v
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post1423'>&gt;&gt;1423</a><br />Beat it nigger, and play the side missions too.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post4489'>&gt;&gt;4489</a><br />I was thinking that, but then you&#39;d have to assuming Google doesn&#39;t save that query <span class='spoiler'>lol</span> and you don&#39;t accidentally leave yourself a paper trail in the process. You&#39;re better off making your own spelling and grammatical mistakes, and making sure the exact mistake is inconsistent each time to not make it obvious 7 different voice recordings were your writing.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11368'>&gt;&gt;11368</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11368'>&gt;&gt;11368</a><br />There is no mandatory trackers or indexer in my proposal. I haven&#39;t explained how peer discovery works, but assuming you found some peers, you can then ask all or some of those peers for a file. They may or may not reply, but hopefully at least some do, and provide what they claim to be the content of that file. It is then up to your client stack to figure out what to do with those claims, and to decide which peers are more better so they can be prioritized in the future.<br /><br />Because a list of peers or an index of files can be useful, it is logical that some peers will decide to also share those. These then effectively become trackers or indexers. But crucially there is no additional set up needed to become a tracker like this, it&#39;s still running the same old client, except that the user marked a certain file as shareable and maybe installed a simple module to facilitate this.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;are you implying I need to search files by hash?</span><br />There are two ways to retrieve files, one for each class. One is for hashable aka immutable files. You need to know the hash of the file, and then retrieval is straightforward. Quality control is also obvious. The question is how to discover hashes.<br /><br />Newer files can always mention the hashes of older files. So if I tell you the hash of a single index, you can then download it, and inside the index there may be any number of hashes of files created prior to the index. Whether there&#39;s metadata like genre, size, filetype, keywords etc. is up to the author of that index, which might easily be just a giant plaintext list.<br /><br />Of course you will have to keep going to the side channel for newer releases of this index. This is why mutable files exist. Each mutable file is associated with exactly 1 hash. When you fetch that hash, you can also ask for a file with a given name that is associated with that hash. Let&#39;s say the hash is 515b. The contents of file 515b will never change and will always hash to 515b. Maybe the contents say just &quot;Welcome to nanon&#39;s website! Today&#39;s date is in date.txt&quot; Now you can ask for 515b/date.txt. Your client asks a bunch of peers for an &quot;date.txt&quot; associated with 515b. Some of them send a file that actually has today&#39;s date, others send yesterday&#39;s or maybe older dates, some peers may even say they don&#39;t have the file or they may send a file with garbage content that isn&#39;t a date at all. Your merger looks at this information, and also at what it knows about the peers&#39; past behavior, and uses it to decide which version of date.txt is the one you want to see. Maybe it does a majority vote, or maybe it weights the vote by each peer&#39;s trust score. Maybe the merge algo will fail and you will have to manually resolve it.<br /><br />For something like a date, you can code special logic in the form of a simple 5-line program, which is passed to the merger and has the effect of saying &quot;when resolving conflicts on a file called date.txt for site 515b, be biased towards the version that claims the most recent date&quot;. You might as well distribute this special logic program as part of the file with hash 515b, then everyone who wants to interact with data rooted at 515b will get a copy of the &quot;recommended&quot; merge logic.<br /><br />From this you can see that a date is actually a very bad use case for this network, because it is inherently high-latency. This is by design, high latency is good for enabling privacy and anonymity, but also my assumption is that valuable information is still valuable tomorrow. The date example illustrated the concept of easy to implement, shareable custom logic and encouraging users to write their own code to facilitate consuming content, instead of expecting the content provider to do everything for them.<br /><br />A better example is messaging. Let&#39;s say I save your post as a text file, and I share it over this network because I like it so much and want others to see it. It happens to hash to 66a4 so anyone who knows that hash can retrieve your comment. I then type a reply to you and save it under 66a4/reply.txt. Now anyone can also try to retrieve 66a4/reply.txt (maybe they guessed or assumed it would exist, or maybe I added a footnote to the hashed file). Maybe they get the actual reply I typed, from me and other peers who decide to share my reply.txt. Or maybe other peers also type their own, different reply which they also call 66a4/reply.txt. Anyone requesting 66a4/reply.txt will then get completely incompatible versions of the same file. Anticipating this, me and other peers voluntarily agree on and adopt a convention (maybe even described in the hashed file): All replies are named with their timestamp, eg. 66a4/1579759371.txt. Now resolving conflicts between files from peers who follow this convention becomes a lot easier, peers who do not follow it will have less compatible files and risk being blacklisted. Again the question becomes, how do you know the full list of every reply made in this way? You can never know the full list. But we can adopt yet another convention, 66a4/reply_list.txt, which is a list of the names of each reply. Even if you get conflicting versions of *this* file, merging is easy due to its nature. We assume that you have some practical way of telling your merger: &quot;66a4/reply_list.txt is a list, so just do a set union of all the versions you see&quot;. 66a4/reply_list.txt becomes the metadata blob I was talking about, and it makes sense that everyone who care about 66a4 would also share reply_list.txt. Even though every single peer might very well end up with their own unique version of this file, most of its contents will be seen by most peers. The file, instead of listing mutable paths like &quot;66a4/1579759371.txt&quot; might then simplify everything further by just listing other hashes. For example it might contain 5b2e, and when you fetch hash 5b2e, its contents say something like &quot;this file is a reply to 66a4 written on date so and so, my reply is as follows...&quot;.<br /><br />If a reasonable number of peers (eg. people who want to participate in an &quot;imageboard&quot; over this network) adopts such a convention, it is not hard to write a merger algorithm that is simple but works well, any idiot can do it. The more people use the algorithm, the more sense it makes to follow the convention. The more the convention is respected, the more reason there is in writing the algorithm, which due to the client architecture should be very easy to implement.<br /><br />There is no central search engine on this network. The basic way of discovering new hashes is through word of mouth, via side channels or mutable files. But this doesn&#39;t mean discovery is impractical. Suppose we have a file 3b65. 3b65 is famous on the network for having 3b65/all_sites.txt, which is literally a directory of all the major hashes. This file becomes something like the directories of pre-search engine web. As new users install the client for the first time, the readme tells them to check out 3b65/all_sites.txt to get started, and if they don&#39;t look at the readme they eventually stumble on a reference to it somewhere. Given its popularity, everyone will try to add their obscure little site to it, but most peers will refuse to merge all but the truly important hashes (perhaps encouraged by the spec and merger plugin provided in the contents of 3b65 itself). However, unlike a Web directory, there is no single webmaster who decides what is included or not, while thousands of users can only consume what they are given. Any user can propose their own addition. But by its nature of being a very popular mutable file, it will only reliably contain those hashes that the entire network as a whole largely agrees are very important. Most likely, many of them will be specialized directories of hashes important to a narrow subset of peers, more extensive but also more focused.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Censorship embedded in the protocol. Ebin.</span><br />The censorship is all self-censorship. If you don&#39;t like a piece of content, you can refuse to share it. You can maybe shun peers who insist on sending you that content even when you didn&#39;t ask for it (assuming some reasonable social contract exists, such as what I alluded to above), or you can even try to shun peers who have that content at all if you really hate it - although that will probably hurt your ability to participate in the network more than anything. But there isn&#39;t anything you or anyone else can do to stop two other peers from sharing a piece of content with mutual consent. This is in contrast to centralized websites such as this one, where even if you and I are discussing something we are both interested in, the admin could decide he doesn&#39;t like it and delete our thread. We would have basically no recourse, even starting our own site, besides being challenging, would sever our connection to other users of this site, even if they also disagreed with the admin&#39;s actions.<br /><br />In my design, vaguely related data exists in a sort of blob, anchored to one hash. Each user may decide he doesn&#39;t care for some subset of this blob, and has the ability to ignore it. But the hash serves as a common meeting point for all peers who care in principle about this data blob as a whole. And ıf they ever decıde that they don&#39;t like the hash or what&#39;s under it for some reason, all they have to do is copy the mutable data to a new hash, and publish the new hash under the mutable data of the old hash for a while. After most people have heard of the new hash, they can then stop using the old hash completely.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Punishing users for being active is always a mistake. It&#39;s a suicide-policy in a network that needs lot of users to be performant, like every p2p network.</span><br />Well, this isn&#39;t intended for low latency or large files. It is for things like forums, imageboards, light websites, wikis, email, play by mail games and so on. Since the client stack is modular, there&#39;s nothing stopping you from writing a high performance (and consequently low-anonymity) network interface which oeprates similar to IPFS or Bittorrent. But it properly won&#39;t be as fast as those, or other competing options. What you get with this is (1) extensibility (2) support for anything that can be represented by a bunch of files (3) potentially high anonymity (4) no central authority whatsoever.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Dude rare content means: content that either few people cares about AKA not popular.</span><br />No, in this context it means content that a lot of people want but few have, relatively speaking. Content that nobody has and nobody wants will not be effectively distributed by this network. It also supports pushing yourself into cliques of peers. That way niche content that most people don&#39;t care about, but a small group cares a lot about, can be highly available within that group.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11382'>&gt;&gt;11382</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;m not talking about IPFS, I&#39;m talking about your idea described in OP.</span><br />Yes, but IPFS uses an extension of Kademlia which I figured is a good concrete example. Their algorithm keeps a ledger for every peer, to enforce an up/down ratio. It also has every peer broadcasting a wishlist of files, which other peers can use to determine files in high demand. I think these two principles are pretty relevant to my idea and in fact are sufficient.<br /><br />I don&#39;t know if my design can be said to have a real DHT. In a reference client, I would probably implement something similar to IPFS&#39;s spin on Kademlia, but it would be a degenerate version of it. The idea is that not all files and peers are equal, so we don&#39;t try to force every peer to contribute to distributing every file. We allow peers to pick and choose what they distribute and to who. Users input their rules into their client and the client routes its requests, and processes the responses, according to the user&#39;s wishes.<br /><br />Peers will naturally form cliques based on data of mutual interest. Let&#39;s say a bunch of people like sharing cat images. They will all set their client to prioritize receiving cat images and to prioritize peers who serve a lot of cat images. After a while, there will be a subset of peers who all constantly talk to each other and share the freshest cat images, as well as extensive archives of old ones, but the rest of the network isn&#39;t touching much of the cat stuff. Within this clique, many cat images are highly available, and new cat images spread very quickly. But outside of it they are very rare.<br /><br />If I am correct in my assumptions, there will emerge a &quot;boss hash&quot; that anchors a directory of all the most popular hashes on the network. This boss hash will conveniently be shared by almost every peer in the network. When you read the mutable data of this boss hash, you may very well spot a listing for another directory, which calls itself the image directory and lists various hashes whose mutable data primarily consists of different kinds of images. Then you read the mutable data of this image directory and find that it mentions a hash &quot;for cat images&quot;. You can then start asking for mutable files rooted at the cat image hash, and make a note of which peers respond. But this is all organically adopted by the users and based entirely on convention, there is nothing in the network protocol or spec that proscribes an &quot;official&quot; standard. As a result, if users want to change a standard or make a new one, they can just do it instead of waiting on the protocol developers to update the spec and/or client. Conversely the protocol can be very simple because all the details are left to the voluntary policies of the users. The goal is to make the client architecture simple and modular enough that even novice programmers can easily implement their own policies as code in a few hours or even minutes, and plug it into their client.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It takes 20 seconds to find it on DDG, seriously. They are research papers (pdf).</span><br />I know, I found the same papers and decided to read them later since I don&#39;t have the energy to digest a bunch of papers right now, unfortunately. Hopefully at some point I will have energy and also happen to remember that I meant to read them. If you would like me to addressed something specific in this context, it would be faster to give me a summary than to wait for me to come back when I finish my homework.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;11379</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;when you need a file later, you have something to trade it for.</span><br />You are not really trading though. The most effective strategy would be advertising the network in order to improve it&#39;s health than contributing a single node yourself.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It then uses some customizable algorithm to decide which versions to accept and which to throw out. Peers that habitually serve versions that end up being thrown up are also thrown out.</span><br />What if a spammer classifies any points that are not his as spam? Being able to delete posts like that makes it hard to reach consensus on what the thread should be. Whenever you get thrown out you can just create a new node to spam from.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post18908'>&gt;&gt;18908</a><br /><br />Jews can be sandnigs and latinas y&#39;know


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  Nobody wants to waste time fucking merging file versions with algorithms, fuck that shit.<br />Nobody wants to waste time doing moderating when downloading shit.<br />Nobody cares or wants an high latency network.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;muh unix philosophy client gud</span><br />Are you designing a protocol or a client? Also no it&#39;s better to have just one program for this task, literally how torrent clients are right now it&#39;s fine.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;high latency imageboards gud</span><br />Yeah if you only browse dead boards like nanochan loooooooooool.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;play by mail games</span><br />What the fuck grandpa.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;just assume that a file exists and guess its hash brooooooo</span><br />Sure that is how you everybody search for files to download amirite, we just guess that something exists in the ether, Schrödinger torrenting my friends.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;rare content</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it means content that a lot of people want but few have</span><br />Are you braindead? If few people have that content it means that few people wants it, rare content IS content that few people want to share, therefore IS rare, if lot of people wanted it it would not be rare in the first place.<br />t. rare pepes collector<br /><br />Unironically you made a worse version of torrent. Nobody would use your network even if it worked.<br /><br />This whole thread is retarded larping, not wasting my time replying anymore.<br />Any thread that claims to have magically solved some long standing problem can be safely discarded as larping.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19077'>&gt;&gt;19077</a><br /><br />Niggers can be aryans and japanese y&#39;know


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9382'>&gt;&gt;9382</a><br />I have a semi-networked machine that is 90% of the time only connected to the lan. All it does is host files and I use old or pirated content. It&#39;s often pretty comfy tbh.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post9419'>&gt;&gt;9419</a><br />I don&#39;t know about anyone else, but all this mandatory network shit really gets on my nerves. Having multiplayer is one thing, but making you login to play, EVEN ONCE, is fucking retarded. Same thing goes for playing against computers. NO I DO NOT WANT TO USE UP MY BANDWIDTH PLAYING AGAINST A GODDAMNED COMPUTER. LET ME PLAY OVER LAN REEEEEEE.<br /><br />It&#39;s absolute cancer garbage and I grew tired of it years ago.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  It&#39;s also fairly stable in how you use it, unlike the majority of Linux which keeps changing large parts of the user experience. If you took someone from y2k that used both, they probably would be a little lost with modern mainstream Linux.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1145d1e3babf25603a2b17b33e08f02d13475ec994344632f0ba33e723415ac8.jpg
Comment:
  Sometimes I wish I could run away into the woods. Settle in an abandoned house, possibly in an abandoned village. Eat what I gather and what I catch, also go out and buy food and medicaments occasionally, but as little as possible to save money. Occasionally I&#39;d have to return to the &quot;civilisation&quot;, of course, and work a couple of months at some shit job to get some money for the food and to pay for the internet (although there may be no need for the latter if I manage to catch someone&#39;s wifi with some long-distance antenna).<br />I&#39;ve been told electricity can be stolen from power lines unnoticed, and that it actually is done quite often in this country. While water is quite a problem. Non-potable water can be got from e.g. some well or a river, while potable... it isn&#39;t likely that I would find a drinking water spring near an abundant house which also has an electricity line in the vicinity, so I&#39;d probably have to but that too, and what&#39;s yet worse is that drink very much, like 6 liters per day, so that&#39;d be quite a cost.<br />I do understand that this is pretty much unaccomplishable, since I don&#39;t even have any of the skills needed. And while snaring doesn&#39;t seem to be that hard, and learning to tell edible berries from poisonous ones might be feasible, I don&#39;t know how I can acquire the skills needed to connect to power lines on my own.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Linux is usually better for desktop use. OpenBSD provides no convenient virtualization. That&#39;s not even to mention the poor hardware support.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nanochanpwz3xnue76gteysv6wjm5sim3bbcm2lc65x625at774k77qd.onion/l/12337.html'>https://nanochanpwz3xnue76gteysv6wjm5sim3bbcm2lc65x625at774k77qd.onion/l/12337.html</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11379'>&gt;&gt;11379</a><br />Bunni mentioned what can be used in his talk at 36c3. The video is on jootube. He mentions a few ways like what <a class='reference' href='#post11373'>&gt;&gt;11373</a> mentioned, but also purposed the idea of a hand drawn graphic and glue over it. That would make visual verification easier without needing to use a reference picture.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11391'>&gt;&gt;11391</a><br />Also when they remove LAN multiplayer because &#39;muh piracy&#39;<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why do you niggers try to keep the RAM as low as possible? Its not that expensive, at least not expensive enough to warrant getting anything less than such that you dont have to worry about your memory usage ever again.<br />I have a ton of it and can have three different browsers open with tenths of tabs each,  VM and every app that i use semi-regularly chilling in the background and still be left with several gigs of space.<br />Get at least 16GB nanon, its worth the money


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11344'>&gt;&gt;11344</a><br />You advocate for a mouse with internal memory keeping state factory firmware, I said that it is better to have a stateless firmware load and update on every boot because not only it leaves room for immediate improvement, it also protects your mouse from being turned into badusb device. Now, to your &quot;grass was greener in 1999&quot;. If you compare an average screen resolution of 800*600 and pixel size of an average Quake gamer&#39;s monitor in 1999 with today&#39;s 8 megapixel displays, you will understand why accuracy, and therefore complexity of cursor positioning rises.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19080'>&gt;&gt;19080</a><br />Linking has been fixed.<br />Simply write <a class='reference' href='/l/12337.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/l/12337</a> next time.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6dde4e40b40fef2dbd660c23297bd5e2b54f77bcd6555dd16126de05e91a3259.jpg
Comment:
  Here&#39;s my experience with distro-hopping.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Arch</span><br />No longer follows KISS because of systemd, which kinda loses the point of it. Otherwise decent Linux distro with a decent package manager.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;EndeavourOS</span><br />Arch, but with Calameres installer, few newfag friendly packages and horrible wallpapers. Make sure to update the installer, and use it&#39;s netinstall.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Artix</span><br />Arch, but with OpenRC, runit or s6. Slower package updates than Arch (at the time of writing this Arch has 5.4.13 kernel, and Artix has 5.4.12). I&#39;m still amazed how much work was put into this distro to make it run, and function as the successor of Arch OpenRC and Manjaro OpenRC nearly. Stopped distro-hopping thanks to it.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Gentoo</span><br />This is everything I wanted from GNU/Linux, when I decided to switch from Windows. I would be now typing this post on it, if only I didn&#39;t bought i3-6100 Intel CPU, when I was building my amd64 machine. In conclusion: compiling just takes too much time because of my garbage hardware choices, back then.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Devuan</span><br />I heard Debian based distros were bad, but not THAT bad. Bad, if not horrible package manager, and especially it mirrors. Netinstall takes ages, maybe even more than installing Gentoo.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;muh sexism</span><br />Yeah, and believing in gravity is gravityism too. Too bad it&#39;s real. Men and women are not the same. Tits or GTFO.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7819'>&gt;&gt;7819</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;the rottenchilds don&#39;t run world banking</span><br />So I guess kike shills are allowed on this gay site? Yeah, let&#39;s bend over for the mainstream. Muh andysemidisms. If there&#39;s one thing I wouldn&#39;t want on the internet, it&#39;s different opinions.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: fuck off moshe
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8261'>&gt;&gt;8261</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;different opinions</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;oy vey shut it down</span><br />That is exactly what a joo would say.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;grass was greener in 1999</span><br />literally what, the link was pointing out how the moment optical mouse came, gaymers already knew they were shit. what does this have to do with &quot;grass is greener&quot;.<br />now to address your other b8:<br />you will understand why accuracy, and therefore complexity of cursor positioning rises.<br />1. that&#39;s not how FPS games work. people aren&#39;t aiming at something at a person 7000KM away and thus a 1000th of a millimeter<br />2. precision isn&#39;t super important because everyone who knows what they&#39;re doing plays at low sensitivity<br />3. accuracy by definition does not matter much, because you&#39;re using ultra low sensitivity, because humans operate in feet, not micrometers.<br />4. even the highest end machines can barely keep up rendering at an 8 megapixel resolution<br />5. no, aim is not related in any way to monitor resolution. that would only matter in the extreme case as mentioned above where the target is several KM away and takes up half a pixel at 800x600, in which case you&#39;re already hitting all kinds of edge cases anyway so you probably wont make an accurate shot even if that target could fit within a single pixel


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11300'>&gt;&gt;11300</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Fuck no. I don&#39;t want to edit C code to change some stupid colors or whatever</span><br />cant be as bad as configuring gnome<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;and tabs are nice to have.</span><br />why do you want programs to have built in tabs instead of the WM just providing it for everything period. are you retarded?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post10551'>&gt;&gt;10551</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;c bad, heres why</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;provides no fucking alternatives</span><br />is this just a &quot;lets cry about c&quot; post or are you niggers gonna provide real alternatives to c / c++? so far i&#39;ve seen pascal and maybe holyc from some people but most of you are just complaining like a spoiled brat who didn&#39;t get his chocolate bar at walmart


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 6676556101436bd12bfb192dcecda9f9041cc570774dc8330957c17f051467c1.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11409'>&gt;&gt;11409</a><br />This is what nanochan has become sadly, 4-5 faggots that does nothing other than constantly whining and complaining about everything all day.<br />Nanochan is just manchildren whining.<br />I hate this website more every day.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11369'>&gt;&gt;11369</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ARM is a botnet</span><br />Please elaborate.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11409'>&gt;&gt;11409</a><br />install SML<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11410'>&gt;&gt;11410</a><br />better than going on reddit and seeing people worship google because they made a new car that locks you out and crashes into a ditch on a straight empty road


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11397'>&gt;&gt;11397</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;get 16GB of ram so you can view a few paragraphs of text</span><br />hmmm i think you&#39;re missing the point...


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11410'>&gt;&gt;11410</a><br />It is an enormous amount of work to create a new ecosystem that does not suffer from UNIX brain damage. Where do you suggest I get the funding to put together a team to make this? Do you expect me to make it for free by myself?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11413'>&gt;&gt;11413</a><br />No its more like<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;get 16GB of RAM so that you dont have to think about memory usage</span><br />I dont see a reason to not get that much. A while ago ive had to last with 4GB and it was fucking hell


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11412'>&gt;&gt;11412</a><br />That there is worst online doesn&#39;t make nu-nanofaggotry less gay.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11414'>&gt;&gt;11414</a><br />More complaining. Ebin.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11416'>&gt;&gt;11416</a><br />going more than 2 seconds of using tech without complaining, makes YOU the nununununu-fag<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11414'>&gt;&gt;11414</a><br />way ahead of ya


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11415'>&gt;&gt;11415</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A while ago ive had to last with 4GB and it was fucking hell</span><br />Yes.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11410'>&gt;&gt;11410</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;sees bait thread</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;people are being niggers in bait thread</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;this is what Nanochan has become</span><br />Based retard oldfag<br /><br />Pascal is fine, but if you ever want to create a GUI for your application, you are still confined to GTK/Qt, which is C/C++. If you want something else to have more influence, you need to port useful libraries and bindings to the language of your choice. Much as I hate rustfags, they are trying to push things in that area.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: db75c65f5978fb74ceaa686b462a76be496bd50a501e6eb390c3d4d6b8308b6f.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8261'>&gt;&gt;8261</a><br />and here we see a common /pol/nigger in it&#39;s natural habitat, claiming it is woke and not mainstream


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11399'>&gt;&gt;11399</a><br />it&#39;s not your processor, C will always be slow to compile


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11376'>&gt;&gt;11376</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The shitty thing is if you want a current machine, they all have the kike-spy-engine baked in.</span><br />only niggers crave current machine, because they are trained like monkeys by jews. they don&#39;t need those machines for really super advanced tasks, they just want to buy big numbers in benchmark and show off their nigger intel kike shit to coworkers, friends, society<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11397'>&gt;&gt;11397</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Why do you niggers try to keep the RAM as low as possible?</span><br />because non botnet PC does not support much RAM.<br />also, legacy applications and OS can be 32-bit and cannot use 64-bit pointers and address space (with some exceptions)<br />only niggers use botnet PC<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Its not that expensive, at least not expensive enough to warrant getting anything less than such that you dont have to worry about your memory usage ever again.</span><br />if you never worry about memory usage, you have wasted your money. money = time = wasted life. also buying a lot of ram gives more money to jews and ram producers<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Get at least 16GB nanon, its worth the money</span><br />your nigger PC is sending your keystrokes and files to Tel Aviv<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11411'>&gt;&gt;11411</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Please elaborate.</span><br />since years ARM puts ARM <span class='kiketext'>(((TrustZone)))</span> into every of their CPU<br />it&#39;s a backdoor and botnet similar to Intel ME and AMD PSP, it fully botnets and controls your PC, even with open source and trusted OS<br />it can also be used for stuff like DRM<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11415'>&gt;&gt;11415</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I dont see a reason to not get that much. </span><br />the reason is non botnet PC does not allow 16GB of RAM<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A while ago ive had to last with 4GB and it was fucking hell</span><br />it was hell because applications and OS you use are made by niggers. there is not a single reason, why displaying some text, images, buttons, tables, should require 4GB (34 359 738 368 bits) of fucking ram


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
File: 02a1a9de6622ad9509fd00fe8ba2b739f0114936a5bf6059fa6f860f872f7d9b.jpg
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/128525/'>https://nhentai.net/g/128525/</a> Executing touhou grills, perfect mix of fun and guro.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/183812/'>https://nhentai.net/g/183812/</a> Weird shit, too werid to commentate on.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/231852/'>https://nhentai.net/g/231852/</a> Top tier fantasy guro.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/237627/'>https://nhentai.net/g/237627/</a> Top tier fantasy guro part 2 with top tier scat.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/200948/'>https://nhentai.net/g/200948/</a> Doing cruel things to elfs, very fun.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/211955/'>https://nhentai.net/g/211955/</a> Inserting insects inside Sumireko&#39;s vagina is a fun and refreshing activity!<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/222242/'>https://nhentai.net/g/222242/</a> Torturing traps and feeding them to pigs is also very entertaining!<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/249595/'>https://nhentai.net/g/249595/</a> Hatoba Tsugu you are too cute for your own good.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post5176'>&gt;&gt;5176</a><br /><a class='reference' href='#post5178'>&gt;&gt;5178</a><br />I have no idea what the fuck are you talking about you whiny faggots, I am using last version of Tor Browser, blocking all js and I am getting no captcha whatsoever.<br />So you are doing something incredibly autistic with your browser setup probably.<br />Use gallery-dl in case.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;dumping</span><br />Hell no, I am not solving 76 captchas to post all the pages just cause you are retarded.


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: ShindoL
File: 860c2845285801875b838ed0423749343cbd6ac85bc5914de0cf2750a11ed087.jpg
Comment:
  He is mostly known for<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/177013/'>https://nhentai.net/g/177013/</a> METAMORPHOSIS<br />but in my opinion his true masterpiece is<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nhentai.net/g/111311/'>https://nhentai.net/g/111311/</a> ShindoL&#39;s Cultural Anthropology<br />great characters, great stories, doesn&#39;t take itself seriously...<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post2159'>&gt;&gt;2159</a><br />Doesn&#39;t happen on my Tor Browser.<br />Use gallery-dl.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11233'>&gt;&gt;11233</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Or encrypt a message with modern cipher.</span><br />wrong


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Another plus to more RAM, is that if you have a surplus (say you only normally use &lt;8GiB, but have 16GiB), you can use the other 8 for a RAM drive for /tmp/ That way all your temp data isn&#39;t being written to the HD.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11378'>&gt;&gt;11378</a><br />he is probably a C unix nigger who likes to type strange symbols and commands into black terminal to feel like hacker


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11409'>&gt;&gt;11409</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;is this just a &quot;lets cry about c&quot; post or are you niggers gonna provide real alternatives to c / c++? so far i&#39;ve seen pascal and maybe holyc from some people but most of you are just complaining like a spoiled brat who didn&#39;t get his chocolate bar at walmart</span><br />we don&#39;t have to provide alternatives. we can just prove c and C++ are niggers<br /><br />but if you want something that is better (not good, but better):<br />Object Pascal + Lazarus IDE <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://freepascal.org'>https://freepascal.org</a><br />C# <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://monodevelop.com'>https://monodevelop.com</a><br /><br />bad thing about C# is it requires users to have .NET framework. pascal provides fully compiled binaries.<br />C# forces object oriented programming. Object Pascal is like C++, allows you to use concepts like OOP but doesn&#39;t force them everywhere, so you can code more low level and structural than in C#. both C# and Pascal have good standard libraries. Pascal (with Lazarus IDE) is better for developing cross platform GUI software, I don&#39;t know good method for that in C#.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11422'>&gt;&gt;11422</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;your nigger PC is sending your keystrokes and files to Tel Aviv</span><br />Prove it


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11419'>&gt;&gt;11419</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Pascal is fine, but if you ever want to create a GUI for your application, you are still confined to GTK/Qt, which is C/C++.</span><br />What do you mean by that? In Pascal, using Lazarus IDE, you can graphically design cross platform GUI, then implement the software with Pascal language. if you run the software on linux it will probably use GTK or QT under the hood (made in C/C++) but why should you care? At least you, developer of the software, won&#39;t have to write code in C/C++ nigger.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If you want something else to have more influence, you need to port useful libraries and bindings to the language of your choice.</span><br />Pascal and C# have plenty of bindings and libraries<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Much as I hate rustfags, they are trying to push things in that area.</span><br />Rust is a jewish botnet and controlled opposition. they are paid by jews to not provide support for x86 (32-bit) and other legacy technologies so people are forced to use jewish botnet


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;<i>Get at least 16GB nanon, its worth the money</i></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;your nigger PC is sending your keystrokes and files to Tel Aviv</span><br />Please elaborate<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;since years ARM puts ARM <span class='kiketext'>(((TrustZone)))</span> into every of their CPU</span><br />it&#39;s a backdoor and botnet similar to Intel ME and AMD PSP, it fully botnets and controls your PC, even with open source and trusted OS<br />it can also be used for stuff like DRM<br />IME isn&#39;t the same as TrustZone, Intel SGX and TXT are more analogous to that feature. PSP is like IME, but without ATM (which is the remote management module).


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11424'>&gt;&gt;11424</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Another plus to more RAM, is that if you have a surplus (say you only normally use &lt;8GiB, but have 16GiB), you can use the other 8 for a RAM drive for /tmp/ That way all your temp data isn&#39;t being written to the HD.</span><br />why would you do that? sounds like the most wasted money ever. it&#39;s better to fuck prostitutes and buy less RAM<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11427'>&gt;&gt;11427</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Prove it</span><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFI'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFI</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11429'>&gt;&gt;11429</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;IME isn&#39;t the same as TrustZone</span><br />yes. it was said &quot;similar&quot;<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Intel SGX and TXT are more analogous to that feature.</span><br />whatever is more analogous, AMD TrustZone is a botnet and malware, outside of user control, it is against the user, against the goy<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;PSP is like IME, but without ATM (which is the remote management module).</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;he believes that</span><br /><span class='pinktext'>&lt;even though AMD southbridges before PSP had remote management</span>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11430'>&gt;&gt;11430</a> <br />How does that prove that? I get thats its more vulnerable to attacks, but the Tel Aviv bit is taking it a bit further, isnt it?


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  honest question<br />do people in whitepeoplestan tan themselves to not feel ashamed that everyone else they know is brown?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11038'>&gt;&gt;11038</a><br />Some of that stuff really is trash. Intel fucked it up to a degree where you shouldn&#39;t have it connected to the Internet. That&#39;s everything after Intel Penryn, although Penryn mobile version boards have MEI infected chipsets. The main problem with pre Core i hardware are the Spectre vulnerabilities that won&#39;t receive microcode patches. Foreshadow-ng has rendered most of Core i as throw-away and replace, can&#39;t be fixed through microcode. I guess you could use them for isolated (no Internet or wireless) bulk processing/rendering or retro gaming.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 2ca6fe0cf210a895a839fd4f13ee9ef398ae14eb6b40164ddaac9e8bfc2dc0b9.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;abloobloo something something unrelated to X.Org</span><br />Maybe they really should organize it in that slavic shithole so the power of Orthodox Christianism cleanses them of the gay.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 4ab880ff5a4b896e251f5d65fff30b552ada2045308a5e425d782e134b742fc7.webm
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11395'>&gt;&gt;11395</a><br />Good thing Hamachi still exists for the less cancerous garbage out there. Does Hamachi even work anymore for most games? Haven&#39;t had a need to use it in years.<br /><br />Oh, wait...<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&gt;<a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamachi_(software)'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamachi_(software)</a></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;For paid subscribers Hamachi runs in the background on idle computers. The feature was previously available to all users but became restricted to paid subscribers only.</span>


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5166'>&gt;&gt;5166</a><br />They aren&#39;t the only wizards in the world.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9703'>&gt;&gt;9703</a> <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you&#39;re just projecting.</span><br />I don&#39;t know what kind of social drama you&#39;re trying to claim, but actually, I WAS projecting, 10 years ago, that their bullshit value adds would become vulns, and it turned out I was 100% correct after the Intel ME fiasco.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11030'>&gt;&gt;11030</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And frankly there&#39;s no reason that stuff like banking requires anything more than a VT100.</span><br /><span class='redtext'>TEXT MODE IS NOT A FUNDAMENTAL PRIMITIVE</span><br />YOU UNIXMONKEY<br />there are literally GUI text editors that are faster than every text mode text editor ever made!!!


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11436'>&gt;&gt;11436</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;REEE TEXT MODEEE</span><br />Text mode is THE fundamental primitive.<br />Cope more unix hater.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  No it fucking isn&#39;t. And it hasn&#39;t been for literally 50 years. When you send shit to the terminal it literally translates it to drawing commands. Even on the VTs in Linux. Your shit&#39;s beyond retarded.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11431'>&gt;&gt;11431</a><br />You&#39;re being intellectually lazy. While as you point out, these features do not help the end user, you&#39;re over-reporting their stated capabilities. If you&#39;re willing to make that jump without evidence, then you might as well assume that every single computer has a huge chunk of remote management burned into the die, which would make using a computer pointless in the first place if you&#39;re trying to remove &quot;da Jooz from your CPU&quot;. Providing some evidence to back up your claim makes it more convincing, but if your argument is always a simplistic &quot;da Jooz&quot; for everything, you start to sound like a low-IQ nigger. It doesn&#39;t help your credibility if you can&#39;t even get the feature terminology correct or the limitations of those features and what kind of anti-user possibilities they&#39;re capable of performing (hardware enforced DRM, weakened encryption, remote management/backdoor, planned obsolescence, factory enforced remote attestation).<br /><br />If you actually go read the DMTF standards for DASH, SMASH, WS-MAN and the like, you would see that type of traffic could be monitored on a network. The various forms of IPMI, AMT, whatever remote management are implementations of those standards.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Disk encryption is mostly useless if you give in to fear.  Unless you are fearless and only respond with, &quot;oh hey, you still... are not my attorney.  I demand you let me see my attorney.&quot;  then you already lost.  And yes, pxe boot into ram and only save loot on your encrypted disk.  use iscsi and wifi to reach a disk array that is sealed in concrete under your home.  configure the wifi to power down if you go idle and not respond unless you send the right signal.  all they get is your shitty cheap nas you pxe boot off and your raspi that is running ipxe.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11438'>&gt;&gt;11438</a><br />And <i>where</i> are those drawing commands implemented?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11437'>&gt;&gt;11437</a><br />Do you honestly use your computer via a real teletype or do you like 100% of other people use a graphical monitor?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11428'>&gt;&gt;11428</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Rust is a jewish botnet and controlled opposition.</span><br />schizo<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;they are paid by jews to not provide support for x86</span><br />???<br />32-bit OSX (10.7+, Lion+), 32-bit MinGW (Windows 7+), -bit MSVC (Windows 7+), and 32-bit Linux all have tier 1 support.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11439'>&gt;&gt;11439</a><br />Don&#39;t waste your time on /pol/ retards, anon. They are not rational, you can&#39;t convince them with words.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11410'>&gt;&gt;11410</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;4-5 faggots that does nothing other than constantly whining</span><br />I think you&#39;re wrong here. It&#39;s more like 2 retards that don&#39;t even have the basic knowledge about what they are talking about.<br />Other anons don&#39;t reply because they don&#39;t want to waste time/effort in such retarded arguments. So this gives the impression that nanochan has more retards than it actually have.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11444'>&gt;&gt;11444</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;/pol/ is the problem</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No one even posts on /pol/</span><br />Just admit that /g/ is cancerous lmao. This /pol/ nigger narrative is getting old. Also, we are Nanons


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11422'>&gt;&gt;11422</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;since years ARM puts ARM <span class='kiketext'>(((TrustZone)))</span> into every of their CPU</span><br />Adding security features does not make a processor &quot;botnet.&quot;<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it&#39;s a backdoor</span><br />No, it does not make your processor any less secure.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;and botnet similar to Intel ME and AMD PSP</span><br />It is not even close to being similar to those.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it fully botnets and controls your PC</span><br />Not even. TrustZone is about creating a separation between trusted and nontrusted code. It has nothing to do with controlling the rest of your computer.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;even with open source and trusted OS</span><br />If your operating system does not use TrustZone then everything will run in the secure world.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11429'>&gt;&gt;11429</a><br />see above<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11431'>&gt;&gt;11431</a><br />TrustZone is not by AMD.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it is against the user</span><br />Yes, it is possible for consumer products to limit the code you are able to run into the normal world and they may try to lock you out from running code in the secure world. If you are buying just a SBC or something with a chip with TrustZone it is very likely that you will be able to run code in the secure world.<br /><br />There must be someone somewhere spreading misinformation about TrustZone because every so often a user will come to this site complaining how they are the same exact thing as IME or PSP. Is there some eceleb or something repeating this misinformation?


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_nipple'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_nipple</a>


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Why won&#39;t America conquer all the world? Same answer for your question OP: politics. If you try to impose your strenght on others, consequences will happen.<br />America relies on China manufacturing and materials. The same way wizards rely on Imperial forces to fund their research/experiments.<br />This can also be an analogy to universities of our real world. Why they won&#39;t take the world when they are the ones who knows how to make the weapons?<br />Coexistence creates balance.<br /><br />Besides that, as the other anon said, wizards have no interest in power. That&#39;s the goal of the fools. The real prestige is in deep understanding of what really is magick and where it comes from.<br /><br />Rational beings usually don&#39;t want power, because they know it corrups and takes your attention away from what is really important. See Elves in Tokien works, for example, in comparison to the Orc/Druids.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11442'>&gt;&gt;11442</a><br />Not him, but sometimes I do.  Well sort of.  I use serial ports very often, when I&#39;m bringing up a new system or debugging a kernel (and the graphics subsystem may well be completely fubar at that point).<br />Also, text doesn&#39;t imply Unix even if the opposite is true (after all, you can run a Unix system without any graphics whatsoever).  But other systems in the past were text-based, like CP/M for example.  And its design is completely different from Unix in almost every respect.  It was made from the start for 8-bit processors (8080) and without the C language or any kind of dependency on it at any level.  Actually C compilers back then sucked, so even the Fortran compiler on CRAY supercomputers was written in Pascal.  But anyway, on CP/M you could get tons of software to do whatever you needed, including of course the typical office things like word  processing, spreadsheets, databases, etc.  And if you ever walked into a bank even in the 90&#39;s, they usually had plain old text terminals connected to an AS/400 or something like that.<br />Your position that everyone should automatically use graphics all the time just because it exists is ludicrous.  For starters, you wouldn&#39;t even be able to come up with any standard because there&#39;s many thousands of possible combinations of graphics hardware which can be run in various modes on different monitors.  With text you don&#39;t have to care about any of that, because everyone in OS dev already knows wtf a VT100 or VT220 is and can easily support those, or at least enough to get practical work done.  And that&#39;s all that matters in the end, and it can be done and over with as opposed to endless revisions that happened to the X Window system plus moving to altogether new junk like Wayland, and who knows what next when they inevitably fuck that up too.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11414'>&gt;&gt;11414</a><br />You&#39;re already making a mistake by wanting bit team and funding.  Just go solo like Charles Moore and Terry Davis.  They wrote their own compilers, tools, and OS from scratch.  You can do it also, if you want to badly enough.<br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11441'>&gt;&gt;11441</a><br />at the end of the day, the GPU is scanning out the framebuffer to the monitor at a regular interval. it doesn&#39;t matter what fake text abstractions you have, all they do is ultimately place some pixels representing glyphs into the said framebuffer. sure you could use some hardware from the 70s and pretend it&#39;s more fundamental than graphics, but anything since the 90s or 80s even has graphics<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11448'>&gt;&gt;11448</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I use serial ports very often, when I&#39;m bringing up a new system or debugging a kernel (and the graphics subsystem may well be completely fubar at that point).</span><br />wew it&#39;s almost as if they could send an actual protocol over the wire instead of a bunch of retards writing to a global text output stream in some form of ascii or unicode or whatever ill defined notion of text they have. for starters they should have real hardware that has real code written for it instead of linux braindamage of bruteforcing 50000 drivers until one works and makes you watch the logs to try and figure out if one worked<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And if you ever walked into a bank even in the 90&#39;s, they usually had plain old text terminals connected to an AS/400 or something like that.</span><br />And they were vulnerable to control character attacks and all this phreaking stuff I missed out on. Imagine having XSS at the OS level (they even had control sequences to execute code up until the 2000s).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Your position that everyone should automatically use graphics all the time just because it exists is ludicrous.</span><br />Your position that we should consider some absurd VT100 shit to be fundamental, is ludicrous, and the insistence of the retard^Hhacker community to force this as a standard decade after decade, has inevitably led to vulnerabilities and terrible buggy UIs (like emacs, vim, ncurses, tar, ed, GPG, ls, dir, tree, less, tail).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;For starters, you wouldn&#39;t even be able to come up with any standard because there&#39;s many thousands of possible combinations of graphics hardware which can be run in various modes on different monitors.</span><br />What are you saying, that we wouldn&#39;t be able to write a driver that automatically works on every single piece of hardware? How do you have text now before the OS takes over and renders it through framebuffer (via a driver), through the BIOS? LOL?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;everyone in OS dev already knows wtf a VT100 or VT220</span><br />no, they fucking don&#39;t. it&#39;s buggy insecure garbage. alan cox apparently knew what it does but he quit and now nobody knows what it does. developers are not educated on how to use a VT100. and nor should they, because it&#39;s an underpowered piece of shit. literally all its &quot;powers&quot; like \x1eblahblahblah are just inconsistent crap double edge swords. current OSs would literally be better off if there were no control characters period. but instead, as usual every retard wants to pretend we have both the ability to output text without caring about escaping control characters, as well as a fancy terminal that can render graphics while still being in text mode to make the user look like a hacker


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 89e61476f8e13ef08cfa294db5778e573d3ee44f2c28e173ef24e0d45bb6f89f.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11445'>&gt;&gt;11445</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;WOW HE ARGUED AGAINST A UNIX FEATURE, THAT&#39;S AGAINST THE BOOK I READ. IM GONNA G-GET KEITH ON YOU!!!!</span><br />no, the retard is you. you are no different than webshitter<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11449'>&gt;&gt;11449</a><br />correct


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  What do nanons think of high school debate club? While compulsory schooling is a meticulous scam overall, some things like debate club seem to make it tolerable. I like the idea of it forcing young people to think about fairly pertinent issues without bias.<br />Please, be as critical as necessary. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;without bias</span><br />My experience with it says otherwise. Most of these &quot;clubs&quot; have the same opinion and end up forming politically oriented groups with an one-sided view.<br />The idea is good, though. As you&#39;ve said, making analytical thinking grow in young minds is great and (IMO) essential.<br /><br />ps: what we do here in nanochan is basically one of these clubs, but without some of the downsides. And that&#39;s something I really appreciate about this community, we can talk about anything really.


Board: a
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post2192'>&gt;&gt;2192</a><br />Thank you for sharing Cultural Anthropology.<br />


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  White people can be quite confused; some think they&#39;re niggers and some think they&#39;re Japanese anime girls with 3 inch vagina depths.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post9743'>&gt;&gt;9743</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;including the source code you wrote for your super secret hidden crypto</span><br />You don&#39;t know how cryptography works, don&#39;t you?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerckhoffs%27s_principle'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerckhoffs%27s_principle</a>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: a39d0c40547418c9fe6f73e69fbdc15ed5963ca78b7578f60b11884d67824d6d.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19083'>&gt;&gt;19083</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;high school debate club</span><br />Is that an americuck thing?<br />In my yuropoor country we don&#39;t have those.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;without bias</span><br />To really achieve unbiased discussion(or more like getting close to it since it is impossible) you need nanonimity, or personal attacks, shunning and this kind of stuff will dominate your debate club and make everybody conform to one idea in the long term, like on reddit but with real world consequences.<br /><br />So as much as I prefer this approach to passive learning where you just absorb propaganda, I don&#39;t think that the outcome will be much different without nanonimity. I also fear that it might be used as just another brainwashing tool, the teachers will for sure start banning some &quot;radical&quot; ideas, prohibit certain ways of discussing, favor students that has their same opinions, it&#39;s the same problem of moderation unless these clubs are unmoderated which I doubt, and then they can claim that discussion was free, while in reality it was manipulated, dunno though never tried it.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Telidon, a Canadian videotex system had vector graphics support with NAPLPS syntax. Apparently it was also used in various terminals at train stations and ATMs. It was really a bizarro world before Internet where every computer interaction concept we regard as modern existed already, but was based on different principles and infrastructure. The worldwide Bell cartel of phone companies was the backbone for modem communications, hence it was analog and analogous to the internet itself in it&#39;s structure, hobbyist and commercial bulletin boards incorporated functions of modern internet services: forums, personal messages, banking, multi-user chats, news, personal ads and dating, federated networks like FIDO and it&#39;s lookalikes were flourishing. The only thing 70&#39;s and 80&#39;s were marginally better at, is containing unixniggers in their scientific mainframes and usenet circlejerk, once they were let wild with advent of Internet, we instantly got Java, www, Google, <s>Plan 9 File System</s> Cloud, and many other unixnigger sociopathic totalitarian powerfantasies revolving around their unix mainframes sprawling around the world from MIT and Berkeley.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11357'>&gt;&gt;11357</a><br />wayland is pretty nice actually<br />wayland itself basically doesnt mean shit, its weston (the compositor) that is bloated<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11402'>&gt;&gt;11402</a><br />raw fb/visual pl/sml shill autist spotted &lt;3


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11453'>&gt;&gt;11453</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;All the problems in the world are caused by UNIX reeeeeeee</span><br />You need professional help.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19078'>&gt;&gt;19078</a><br /><br />Did your mom drop you on your head or were you born this retarded?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11425'>&gt;&gt;11425</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Professional use C to feel like hacker larpers</span><br />You really need professional help, I propose all nanochan gets toghether and pools some money to pay for unix hater&#39;s schizophrenia terapy.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19086'>&gt;&gt;19086</a><br /><br />Retards can be geniuses and intellectuals y&#39;know


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 023ca377a21680018fdd34c9f8e52e3f1ec10f38030033c2b07fc5203eb141f0.png
Comment:
  The weakest part of the way most people use Tor is Tor Browser.<br />I&#39;ve heard some nanons say Tor Browser is superior because of its more common fingerprint and direct integration with Tor, and I&#39;ve heard others say that using Tor with a simpler browser makes more sense because of the decreased complexity.<br />It would be great if there were more direct integration and support for a simple browser like Links. Monocultures aren&#39;t good.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: f5f0344a84fa31fdeef4afb27db985720ee3fb1ba54edb215a21e24be0240ea9.jpg
Comment:
  You know what it is.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://learnbchs.org/easy.html'>https://learnbchs.org/easy.html</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: cdd5301eaa9698921c86d3f8b6e552fc95b607f63f16877515680cada47cc351.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11457'>&gt;&gt;11457</a><br />Tor Browser is fine. Most arguments against it comes from minimalists retards or people that dislike Firefox and Mozilla, Tor Browser fixes most of the issues of Firefox and Mozilla though so it&#39;s a faulty argument comparing to it citing Firefox&#39;s faultiness.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;more common fingerprint</span><br />Yes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;direct integration with Tor</span><br />Yes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It would be great if there were more direct integration and support for a simple browser like Links</span><br />Sure, go ahead fork Links and if its really that minimal of a software it should be easyyy to integrate, amirite?<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://links.twibright.com/download.php'>http://links.twibright.com/download.php</a><br /><br />pic unrelated


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post7281'>&gt;&gt;7281</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Also, the http headers are not much different than TBB, due to the &quot;fake firefox&quot; option.</span><br />It fakes Firefox 45, which is nowhere near what Tor Browser is right now.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11460'>&gt;&gt;11460</a><br />You can spoof your user agent to whatever you want you know


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 19dfa6b34652bdd3afbf343701251d89d40844acb668ee57544224115feed1ac.jpg
Comment:
  Let me sum up some points in the thread:<br />1) Climate change happens, but the statistical data covers only about 100 recent years, and the extent of how well this predicts the future possible unravelling of the climate change is debatable; the Earth was less covered in ice as recent as 1000 years ago, see Little Ice Age.<br />2) Ecofascism might be a poor solution to the problem; the requirement of draconian measures being enforced on people means it will not work in all areas where it is unenforceable or poorly enforceable.<br />3) Economically it is very one-sided, as it gives the developed countries more control over the developing countries, as if they didn&#39;t have enough control already<br />4) (was it said?) Regulation measures that are likely to get enforced such as emission quota trading and such will not solve the problem; think of it as an elastic demand - most stuff that is polluty to produce will not have a decrease in demand if the price increases (because the manufacturer will have to pay for emissions) and also market mechanisms might just make this solution void altogether by bringing more money into economy which will increase the money mass and cause inflation<br /><br />TBH I am not so sure about my correct understanding of the economy in the 4) but I am nonetheless convinced any economical regulations will fail unless we find a way to produce the same amount of product with the emissions of 18th century, i.e through the technological innovation on a large scale, meaning on the world scale, because as long as you buy some shit that was made in China which was manufactured in an ecologically unfriendly way, you are part of the problem which is still gonna hit you. Provided the problem is real, of course.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11461'>&gt;&gt;11461</a><br />I tried that with Links 2.14 on Linux, and I could not fake firefox headers and spoof the user agent at the same time for some reason.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11358'>&gt;&gt;11358</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I wish I was confident enough to ask how to use Pip3 on OpenBSD to install the latest version of youtube-dl, but I had to settle for the binary pkg-add version, which often breaks for soundcloud. Grr.</span><br />Youtube-dl doesn&#39;t need any package manager, you could just install it in $HOME/.local/bin/ and update it via youtube-dl -U


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: d491843b38a5e2fc69ea3431caf49726734ba26f342499931a6f19b6fe7da237.jpg
Comment:
  Using Tor at all is a questionable choice if all you want is not to attract gov&#39;s attention, because it puts a huge tag on you &quot;HEY GUYS I AM USING THE ANONYMIZER LOOK INTO ME MORE CLOSELY&quot; which, together with a fact that a lot of nodes reside in hi-end datacenters which you have to pay pretty penny for AND with a fact that Tor openly takes money from some three-letter places and other questionable organisations.<br />Basically, read this before using Tor: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://restoreprivacy.com/tor/'>https://restoreprivacy.com/tor/</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; It would be great if there were more direct integration and support for a simple browser like Links.</span><br />All you need for &quot;integration&quot; is a SOCKS proxy support.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11459'>&gt;&gt;11459</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tor Browser fixes most of the issues of Firefox and Mozilla though</span><br />[citation needed]


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11464'>&gt;&gt;11464</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;All you need for &quot;integration&quot; is a SOCKS proxy support.</span><br />I don&#39;t think that&#39;s all Tor Browser does.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11459'>&gt;&gt;11459</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tor Browser fixes most of the issues of Firefox</span><br />Again, stop talking about things you don&#39;t understand. TBB doesn&#39;t fix shit about firefox issues.<br />Are we seriouslly comming back to this discussion? Just read the old thread and be done with it. We using Links won&#39;t change your thoughts on TBB, and the same way around. So what&#39;s the point?<br />There is better things to discuss than your browser preference. Just pick something you&#39;re interested and make a new thread. Stop rehearsing old topics over and over, it gets boring.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: a5a2505eef4782741805499b059088aced53ed1477de5df7d1e5eb63cc9b7cd2.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11465'>&gt;&gt;11465</a><br />Tor Browser doesn&#39;t do all the fine-grained control the Tor config file provides either.<br />Though I suppose one could add something like &quot;intuitive&quot; bridge bootstrapping and manual circuit breaking/reestablishing to the browser. Though it&#39;s still questionable whether it should be browser-based and not some &quot;generic Tor UI&quot; based.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19088'>&gt;&gt;19088</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Let me sum up some points in the thread</span><br />You didn&#39;t sum anything, you gave your opinion. And that&#39;s fine.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;less covered in ice</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Little Ice Age</span><br />Have you misspelled here? Little Ice Age decreased temperatures and had more ice, not less. The scientific explanations have been made and it can&#39;t be used to argument against climate change (or it can, but it&#39;s really dumb).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will not work in all areas where it is unenforceable or poorly enforceable.</span><br />Most environmentalists are demanding global change, through economy. Most of them are not practical at all and most of these people doesn&#39;t have knowledge in engineering. That said, the changes can be made, by using taxes on companies polluting more and decreasing taxes on the one polluting less. This can be applied in just about any economic model, in any country.<br />Also, using good engineering solutions, such as solar/wind power, LED street lights, coldwater enzyme detergent, efficient electric cars, more use of trains for heavy transport (as opposed to trucks), high eficiency HVAC and food refrigeration, consumption of less junk food, less use of natural gas (using electric stoves/pans), more efficient showers, etc.<br />Companies producing those could have less taxes, while people working on coal burning and fossil fuel refineries could keep the same or more taxes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it gives the developed countries more control over the developing countries</span><br />How would that work?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;will not have a decrease in demand</span><br />It will create pricing competition. The ones who win are the ones polluting less.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I am not so sure about my correct understanding of the economy</span><br />No one really does. Economy is not science, it&#39;s difficult to predict.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;unless we find a way to produce the same amount of product with the emissions of 18th century</span><br />Which is possible for many products. Of course not iPhones and stupid shit like that, but many things around us could be made using clean energy and with minimal or no pollution (through better disposal of byproducts).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you are part of the problem which is still gonna hit you.</span><br />Exactly. That&#39;s exactly because of that that we can&#39;t just throw the problem into other countries. The argument of &quot;why america has to make this if china pollutes more?&quot; is completely retarded and comes from people that don&#39;t understand that this is a global problem that requires global solutions.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11450'>&gt;&gt;11450</a><br />How is shoving graphics everywhere going to make things more secure and reliable exactly?  For every problem with text terminals, there are 1000 bigger problems when graphics are involved.  The closest thing we have to a graphics standard today is X, and it&#39;s a rampant vulnerability generator.  Watch video &quot;30c3-5499-en-X_Security_h264-iprod.mp4&quot; that talks about the tip of the iceberg.  That&#39;s from some years ago, and they&#39;ve started to do the Wayland thing, but it too will become a big mess in time.  The complexity of graphics is not manageable given the huge array of hardware devices and types that need support, plus the fanbois like yourself who will get bent out of shape if someone suggests 640x480 in 16 colors for everyone for the next 7000 years.  I can already tell you don&#39;t just hate text, you hate everything that&#39;s not a bloated junk full of holes for cianiggers to come fuck with.  So instead of proposing or using simple solutions, you will keep pushing more lots and lots more complexity and fancy designs.  That&#39;s also why you hate Unix so much, it&#39;s just too simple of a concept, and your ego can&#39;t handle it.  It&#39;s like the Poettering chucklhead who wants to make fancy init, because a simple one that any pleb can understand is an insult to your ego, which you are a prisonner of.<br />


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Apart from all the points stated, I want to argue that they actually do have certain power in the fantasy society. They belong to a much higher social stratum than a peasant, and some of them are quite openly some lords or some advisors to the lords/kings etc.<br />Also more often than not magical powers are rather egalitarian, meaning a peasant can be born with magical powers very strong and at the same time they may not have a reason to go full Hitler on others because others are &quot;others&quot;. And if a strong mage can wipe out a squad of strong mages given tactical advantage, or even worse, the magic is somewhat territorial, meaning the natives can cast more strong magicks on their homeland, the whole &quot;cooperation to separate mages and regulars with a goal of creating a magic-ruled society&quot; becomes pretty unachievable.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post5170'>&gt;&gt;5170</a><br />TBPH I think they don&#39;t try it because it doesn&#39;t work objectively. Any society with a strong social stratification without ways for people to have a better life has degraded and basically egalitarianism (not forcing people into places they don&#39;t want to) is the way of the objective reality.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Voldemort from Harry Potter.</span><br />Voldemort was a social cripple, not a &quot;collaboration type personality&quot;. Though I like HP:MoR approach to Voldemort much more than Rowling&#39;s naive &quot;evil sorcerer&quot; approach.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;To use them as sacrifice for rituals or mana pools. You could also use qt maidens for sex magic(it&#39;s a thing).</span><br />I think a lot of worlds have this. Basically some rich fucks doing some shady business, just like with the real world. And the plot is basically they have to hide it if there is some active magical order that enforces some &quot;be good&quot; rules and/or the bullshit just happens because there is no/not enough &quot;good&quot; mages around, like with some &quot;evil sorcerer&quot; demanding some maidens and whatnot from neighboring villages for dark rituals. BTW humans have been making human sacrifices even though magic wasn&#39;t real LOL. It literally doesn&#39;t matter.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: c7358f5f8d0e274488acf823bc5a302ae79adcd85674ea6c1057cfcf7e791b88.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19089'>&gt;&gt;19089</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Have you misspelled here? Little Ice Age decreased temperatures and had more ice, not less.</span><br />The argument is that LIA might be getting to its end right now and that that is what we are observing, not some man-made catastrophe. Again the degree of human action in the whole deal is debatable. Also, the scary forecast about some (comparatively to the natural amounts) miniscule amount of CO2 produced by humans causing the chain of events that would release more and more greenhouse gases is questionable. I tend to think that alarmist actually just want to make money from this.<br />Nonetheless I think something needs to be done about all the pollution and stuff, though. There are other ecological problems caused by humans and if that is a hoax I still would agree with it for the sake of the planet LOL. I would argue against anything that would lower the quality of life of anybody on the planet though.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That said, the changes can be made, by using taxes on companies polluting more and decreasing taxes on the one polluting less.</span><br />As I said, I don&#39;t believe that would work, unless innovations are ready for deployment already. If there is no innovation, people won&#39;t buy stuff they don&#39;t need. The revolution is necessary. Liberalism doesn&#39;t make revolutions, it makes reformations.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;How would that work?</span><br />According to your proposal, the countries without innovations would have to lose. They would have to get stifled by taxes and/or export restrictions. For your solution to work, all intellectual property must be released to wide public, no royalties, and possibly the specialists for the new tech must be deployed all over the world.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Which is possible for many products. Of course not iPhones and stupid shit like that, but many things around us could be made using clean energy and with minimal or no pollution (through better disposal of byproducts).</span><br />I like to believe that I am not an idealist. If there are &quot;buts&quot; in such a question, they have to be worked through thoroughly or the solution won&#39;t work. Partially the problems resides with the capitalist system itself, and since we live in a capitalist system and there is no immediate way to reform out of it, there will be no immediate way to go through with all the &quot;green proposals&quot; because of planned obsolescence and whatever else which basically became a requirement these days.<br />I believe the humanity can drop the emissions eventually, though likely it will happen much later than environmentalists want.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11361'>&gt;&gt;11361</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;without all the unnecessary bloat</span><br />Depending on what your definition of &quot;bloat&quot; is, you can include a library that handles web requests in it. Can you be more specific?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;how simple Python is</span><br />Is that supposed to be an argument against it? You&#39;ve contradicted the &quot;no bloat&quot; requirement you wrote in the previous sentence. It&#39;s also simple in your interactions with it, but not in its implementation. The only possible gripe you might have with it for such a trivial task (that can be done in almost any language out there) is the initial startup time of Python scripts, especially when you pull more than a few imports. <span class='spoiler'>See youtube-dl.</span> Literally print out all languages on a piece of paper and throw a dart at it. Chances are high that what it hits already has built-in facilities for working with the web.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11456'>&gt;&gt;11456</a><br />I propose you stop being retarded and new. This isn&#39;t the original Unix hater. Just some nigger that badly emulates him and tries hard to pose as fellow huwhite man.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19090'>&gt;&gt;19090</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;unless innovations are ready for deployment already</span><br />They are.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If there is no innovation</span><br />What &quot;innovation&quot; would that be?<br />We have alternatives for energy. Solar panels are cheaper than ever, wind and hydro power can used in some places. There&#39;s always Nuclear.<br />And everything else I&#39;ve mentioned above would decrease reliance on old coal burning.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They would have to get stifled by taxes and/or export restrictions.</span><br />The taxes are applied on companies, not to countries. Also, smaller countries normally have diplamatic connections to bigger countries, such as Taiwan with China, or Greece with other countries in EU. They can make lateral deals between them and work it out.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If there are &quot;buts&quot; in such a question</span><br />&quot;But&quot; exist for a reason. It adds nuance to conversations and thoughts. It&#39;s also called &#39;pondering&#39;.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I like to believe that I am not an idealist.</span><br />Perhaps it is idealistic in the sense of expecting politicians to do what they are supposed to do. But certainly not from an engineering stand-point.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I believe the humanity can drop the emissions eventually, though likely it will happen much later than environmentalists want.</span><br />I completely agree. I also think some people are being alarmists. I also agree that some solutions are of complex implementation.<br />But it needs to be done, eventually. What I don&#39;t get is why some people deliberately oppose those actions being made. It&#39;s as if they like their country being trash cans.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: e3eea5d3555a444db7d4fbd5d3d244b1b59a54bdaea29078d4de0fe8946ce5a4.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19091'>&gt;&gt;19091</a><br />Your post number is a palindrome. We need to celebrate this.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They are.</span><br />So, will China and India replace their power plants just because something is &quot;readily available&quot;? Didn&#39;t think so. That&#39;s what I call &quot;not ready&quot;.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Solar panels are cheaper than ever, wind and hydro power can used in some places.</span><br />Nuclear is the only realistic option IMO.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The taxes are applied on companies, not to countries.</span><br />Countries become poorer by proxy, through less taxes and wages.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;They can make lateral deals between them and work it out.</span><br />I believe it&#39;s easier said than done.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;&quot;But&quot; exist for a reason. It adds nuance to conversations and thoughts.</span><br />That was mostly said since you mentioned iPhones and whatever. People will need that polluty shit. All industries have to be made more green than ever.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;But certainly not from an engineering stand-point.</span><br />As I said, there are unanswered challenges in the industry. It will take time to work out. TBH a lot could be done by proper recycling (you could reduce the pollution for raw resources transportation/extraction for example) but overall the trash handling is just awful in a lot of countries.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What I don&#39;t get is why some people deliberately oppose those actions being made.</span><br />I believe most people just pursue their private interests, which is not surprising, given that we live in a capitalist system. The strict government regulations will influence the ways to do business in a lot of aspects, it also will make money change hands. Also if strict environmental control rules are enforced onto the population, like with obligatory trash sorting by citizens, it will put more strain on the wide population. Also, the population might be worried about prices for their favorite shit rising. They just want the shit, not the clean planet. Or, rather, they are unaware of how their actions lead to the sad situation we&#39;re in. Or they plainly don&#39;t care.<br />It&#39;s pretty simple TBH.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11464'>&gt;&gt;11464</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Basically, read this before using Tor: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://restoreprivacy.com/tor/'>https://restoreprivacy.com/tor/</a></span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; oy vey goys, don&#39;t use that compromised tor. Use muh sponsored VPN services.</span><br />What a brainlet, he thinks the information on a website that promotes VPNs is going to be objective and unbiased about their competitor, tor.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Anyone know of a CD with the wind band composition Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo on it? The landscape seems barren. I&#39;m tired of listening to it on YouTube and hearing unmistakable compression artifacts all over the place.<br />At least I&#39;ve seemed to have found the best version: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=vBztJQc3CqQ&amp;listen=1'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=vBztJQc3CqQ&amp;listen=1</a><br />Tokyo Kosei performs well in general, so this having the least amount of artifacts compared to uploads of recordings of other ensembles is almost a bonus.<br />I absolutely love their performance of Incantation and Dance, one of my favorite pieces of music ever: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=uw2s3Y6NZwg&amp;listen=1'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=uw2s3Y6NZwg&amp;listen=1</a><br />I just wish I could find lossless encodes of Tokyo Kosei&#39;s recordings...


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Though, I must say, this rendition is better both in lack of compression artifacts and ensemble performance: <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://invidio.us/watch?v=J-cJOXIiFnY&amp;listen=1'>https://invidio.us/watch?v=J-cJOXIiFnY&amp;listen=1</a><br />Oh, and great sound engineering too. The whip cracking is miles louder than anything else in the song, as it should be.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 90445fdf09819ad2718a9af7b87b312428840619413e3cd9c6d78987ab29e6c1.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11470'>&gt;&gt;11470</a><br />You are welcome to address that argument anytime. Also that page promoted the VPN-into-Tor way last time I checked.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e1f1b0cd96b5f953b5868b985fa8eb16b6cf6429a5a72043892e01f35eaaf5ed.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post6875'>&gt;&gt;6875</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Write to /etc/tor/torrc:</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;StrictNodes 1</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;ExcludeNodes {US},{CN},{RU},{UA},{CA},{GB},{AU},{HK},{VN},{CZ},{NZ},{IR},{SD}</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Intelligence agencies don&#39;t own or monitor TOR proxies in countries other those listed.</span><br />LOL!<br />You know you&#39;re talking about organizations that will create entire fully functional companies as a front, merely to run a single operation?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Colonization of space
File: f11b4ed2e2c440bfd3b05ff1a49834d4b7160f75ae611904c1cc26fc648d7bda.png
Comment:
  I need help, nanons. <s>And you&#39;ll need fucking help wading through all of this.</s> Please explain if I&#39;m blackpilled and misinformed or just the first. Over the last decade I&#39;ve seen a large increase in the sentiment that we are going to colonize space - the final frontier as it&#39;s called. It&#39;s a huge theme in fictional works and visionary engineering projects that you see pushed everywhere. Now, I admit that I missed the whole SciFi and space shit as I was autistically obsessing over other things in my childhood, so I may be less impressionable than other people. And I also recognize that a potential life away from the globohomo Earth of the future is an alright option.<br /><br />However, I always come back to our meatspace existence. We aren&#39;t bacteria, we are complex organisms that evolved to live and thrive in our <i>natural</i> environment. If you change that up even while we are still protected by our atmosphere, it gets complicated. You don&#39;t see a lot of colonization of, say, the inhospitably cold regions or deep waters. I mean real living colonies, not research stations where people work in shifts. And while it may be because we still have abundant resources elsewhere, surely there would be advances towards solitary living in such conditions by people who want the world to leave them the fuck alone. Yet there is nothing, because every time you come back to needing supplies from outside to survive. So how exactly am I supposed to picture humanity anywhere other than our planet? Pills full of nutrients and solids so you don&#39;t have infinite diarrhea? Medical robots in your space cabin that repair your wasting body? Maybe, but I am still skeptical.<br /><br />Another thing to consider is being bound by laws of nature. We are, objectively, an inefficient organism when it comes to our fuel consumption. But we are also flexible when it comes to sources, which is more important on Earth. However, put a person into space and it becomes a much larger problem. How can you justify such a logistical nightmare of having something out of its element, being kept alive by resources outside of the environment they&#39;re currently in? And would you really call it living? The only way out of this is genetic modification and other ideas straight out of literary horrors.<br /><br />Which brings me to my final point. A sort of Ship of Theseus dilemma. Let&#39;s say we do accomplish space colonization at some point in time. And let&#39;s also assume that it will happen according to one of my hypothetical plot lines: (a) genetically modified humans that have been specifically bred to live in space on provided resources, in turn rendering life on Earth for them as hard as space is for us; (b) fully robotic machines that simply explore space, without any human assistance, and share information/resources; (c) a combination of previous points, where the brain is utilized as a control organ for a mechanized body, with some genetic modifications done for fusing the two together. Does it still count as humanity colonizing space? In my opinion, they would no longer count as humans beings in any of the 3 scenarios. Rather, by doing something similar, we would effectively be giving birth to a new species or life form to live in space for us, while we remain here. Obviously I haven&#39;t touched on things like wormholes for travelling, because it&#39;s fiction territory and still brings logistics into the equation. Am I just retarded? It&#39;s just something that&#39;s been on my mind for a while.<br /><br />Oh, and if you are still reading, here&#39;s my conspiracy corner. I think the current push towards space is purely profit-oriented, nothing to do with colonization. Cold war and the space race demonstrated how eagerly people can achieve great things (and contribute time and money) when pitted against each other. But, because tribal or nationalistic competition is no longer approved by our cosmopolitan benefactors, it&#39;s now framed differently. Don&#39;t you want to move far from all these people living on Earth? Don&#39;t you know that we&#39;re running out of resources and will be dead in X years? And, at the end of it all, is a simple, pragmatic goal - using all of the acquired R&amp;D for funneling resources from space to Earth with shit like asteroid mining. No human colonies on Mars, no floating airships on Venus. Just precious metals from flying rocks and, maybe, an orbital retreat for the wealthy to stay in, while it&#39;s peaceful and necessary things can be delivered there.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Now, let&#39;s see a practical solution, how to avoid bridges (which are obtained manually as ip-fingerprint opairs) and intermediate nodes from being in same country as you? Is there a script to check bridge IPs against geo data and blacklist them in torrc?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11457'>&gt;&gt;11457</a><br />You&#39;re mostly right op. The &#39;muh similar fingerprint&#39; argument is not very well backed. I&#39;ve mostly only seen image board users and corporate privacy websites that recommend ProtonMail back the argument. I&#39;m willing to change my perspective of course; please send research that makes a thorough reasoning base for your side (so long as it&#39;s not from shit like restoreprivacy.com which doesn&#39;t even function with stock uMatrix parameters). <br />Post-australis, Firefox became shit from a functionality standpoint. Thus, it is reasonable to configure alternatives I consider superior in every way, an example being to have more functionality like proper tree table and movable address bar.<br /><br />TL;DR: Even if Tor browser is the best way to go from an anonymity standpoint, it is undoubtedly shit for anything else.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 0be8e5afc349654770e8980a33523adb674ab3c3dd28a2d82303c6c7d9a0e873.jpg
Comment:
  I think you hold more or less realistic views.<br />Also you forget to address that the only realistic &quot;colonization&quot; scenario would be of our own Solar system. FTL isn&#39;t real unless we find something new about this universe which is less likely than sci-fi authors hope.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So how exactly am I supposed to picture humanity anywhere other than our planet?</span><br />Gigantic man-made structures designed to last millions of years slowly drifting through space to possibly seed life on suitable planets. Humans either live on such structures or exist in a form of a fully digitalized DNA code with machines for actually replicating life when it&#39;s needed (the planet is found).<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;(b) fully robotic machines that simply explore space, without any human assistance, and share information/resources</span><br />This and also the separate bots to maintain the life-seeding ships.<br />(c) is also possible but it&#39;s more reliable to do all the space work by pure machines.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;In my opinion, they would no longer count as humans beings in any of the 3 scenarios.</span><br />Pure genetic code could be preserved but I also think that it&#39;s rather about the symbiosis of two (or more) different sapient species, one of them being humans. Also I don&#39;t mind humans going extinct if there is literally no place for them to be, but it would be nice if some other truly sapient race that can thrive in space could be created just for the sake of some light of knowledge still being lit if that makes sense.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Rather, by doing something similar, we would effectively be giving birth to a new species or life form to live in space for us, while we remain here.</span><br />Yeah, like this.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I think the current push towards space is purely profit-oriented, nothing to do with colonization.</span><br />The &quot;colonies&quot; probably would require some human staff like you mention earlier: &quot;research/mining stations where people work in shifts&quot;. It is unlikely we go full living colonies any time soon. And TBH it&#39;s going to be awful. Basically we would have to dig somewhat deep underground to escape all the space radiation and shit climate and live there like moles or whatever in a fully artificial environment. Terraforming tech could remain sci-fi forever or for a really long time. Basically it would require engineering on a planet-scale the way I see it.<br /><br />Though overall I think it is not a big deal. I mean the whole &quot;it is not like in my scifi novels&quot;. Space is big and mostly empty, nothing really surprising here. The USA &quot;Wild West&quot; culture just sees the space as a final frontier, rightfully so. I don&#39;t belong to such an outcast culture, I do believe we have to solve our problems by not shitting up the whole space.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11464'>&gt;&gt;11464</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Using Tor at all is a questionable choice if all you want is not to attract gov&#39;s attention</span><br />Not entirely what the thread is about. You don&#39;t stop glowniggers from coming after you by just obfuscating your web fingerprint.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;article and points</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11457'>&gt;&gt;11457</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I&#39;ve heard others say</span><br />This has been discussed in a lot of threads. Why make yet another one instead of bumping existing ones with fresh information, if you have it?<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/3086.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/3086</a> on traffic analysis in Tor<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/9823.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/9823</a> anonymity and clearnet with some obvious Tor overlap given where we&#39;re hosted<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/9030.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/9030</a> on Links and DNS leaks<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/9514.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/9514</a> two elephants in the room of attack on the protocol<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/4669.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/4669</a> OpenBSD configuration thread, networking included, that advocates for Links usage. Tor discussion included<br /><a class='reference' href='/g/7403.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/7403</a> Tor, spooks and you<br />There&#39;s no need to shit up the catalog if you just lurk more.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19096'>&gt;&gt;19096</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Gigantic man-made structures designed to last millions of years slowly drifting through space</span><br />Slowly drifting is something I can agree on. However, the bigger you are in space, the more are your chances of collision with another body. Yes, it&#39;s mostly emptiness between major clusters. But an approach similar to ants would work better, I think. Lots of tiny vessels spread out to maximize survival chances.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;fully digitalized DNA code with machines for actually replicating life when it&#39;s needed (the planet is found)</span><br />There&#39;s also an option of simply carrying precursors to life development. RNA strands, micro life forms like bacteria or tardigrades. Or even picking up said materials along the journey and simply dispersing it where more material is located. Or mapping out specific galaxies for that potential. Like how pollination works.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Pure genetic code could be preserved but I also think that it&#39;s rather about the symbiosis of two (or more) different sapient species, one of them being humans.</span><br />Sapience is a pretty long-term goal, but leaving behind something that can successfully propagate while maybe being conscious is worthwhile. As long as it&#39;s not some all-consuming grey goo.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;truly sapient race that can thrive in space</span><br />Honestly that&#39;s not something I can see happening. Space is more like what Earth used to be billions of years ago, the &quot;primordial soup&quot; stage. A necessary evolution step without which more complex life cannot exist. It&#39;s why I&#39;m doubtful about anything to do with ayys.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;for the sake of some light of knowledge still being lit if that makes sense</span><br />Instinct to pass on as much as you know to whomever and wherever is probably second only to making sure your genes carry on. Makes perfect sense.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;live there like moles or whatever in a fully artificial environment</span><br />That&#39;s more or less the only thing I could imagine. I&#39;m sure there are people who will find it exciting though, like ones that sailed oceans looking for new lands before the time of large ships. Maybe their survival rate will be higher.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Basically it would require engineering on a planet-scale the way I see it.</span><br />That is pretty utopian, but also incredibly time-consuming. The way life usually evolves, it goes through various stages of activity and levels of development. Redundancies in evolution and die-offs. Trying to control all of that seems like a Sisyphean labor.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Space is big and mostly empty, nothing really surprising here. The USA &quot;Wild West&quot; culture just sees the space as a final frontier</span><br />I guess I&#39;ve just been consooming too much Burger-originating content lately.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 8f4abb0b5a0651cd52be1f7d2a3008987bb85c4345a6ba80c861c4861d41d953.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11477'>&gt;&gt;11477</a><br />Fuck you and your content curation on IBs dude.<br />Also none of the links you mentioned discuss the browser fingerprint problem or the browser choice problem except for <a class='reference' href='/g/4669.html'>&gt;&gt;&gt;/g/4669</a> which does it briefly.<br />The browser fingerprinting problem is basically the whole separate problem which is addressed by the TBB somewhat. I still think TBB users stick out too much.<br /><br />I am indeed guilty of offtopic, though I am trying to move the discussion into a more general direction of anonymizing. As a solution, Tor is basically &quot;hey those are the guys running authority servers and if they are sellouts you&#39;re fucked; also these are nodes which anybody could create so welcome to the sybil realm; also here&#39;s all the links to the de-anonymizing research with or without attacking the protocol, the mitm shit and whatever&quot;. Is this solution as good as something like OpenVPNs hosts run by you inside some VPS hostings (provided you eliminated the money trail well enough), for example? I don&#39;t think so. How is this related to TBB? Well, maybe you shouldn&#39;t use Tor period, not speaking of TBB. Or maybe you should use Tor with custom authority root.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 7c0c5a4d37be10c977664be2abbff3cfd21bdafba6778d409c0459577b8bc950.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19097'>&gt;&gt;19097</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;However, the bigger you are in space, the more are your chances of collision with another body.</span><br />I think if you are big enough to not care about small objects you can just avoid collisions with big objects provided the bigger bodies are easier to spot.<br />Also it&#39;s mostly in case of humans living on such structures. Basically we want a lot of space for humans to live in for eons, we would have to store a lot of energy and stuff. Also I think it&#39;s easier to last for eons if you are a big scrap of metal, you can work as some huge base of operations and such.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Honestly that&#39;s not something I can see happening. Space is more like what Earth used to be billions of years ago, the &quot;primordial soup&quot; stage. A necessary evolution step without which more complex life cannot exist.</span><br />I was talking about some strictly man-made lifeform. For example, consider a race of sapient research spaceships. They would be somewhat conditioned into researching the space and that&#39;s how they would get their kicks in. Also they would be social so they can share shit and discuss and be a distributed system and basically it&#39;s only sci-fi because AGI isn&#39;t invented yet.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Trying to control all of that seems like a Sisyphean labor. </span><br />I&#39;m thinking about terraforming basically like if we find some candidate planet we can do some basic shit to make it liveable, like atmosphere conditioning, magnetic field, maybe spinning rate, orbital changes, etc. This has nothing to do with biosphere creation so it&#39;s likely to be necessary eventually.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19083'>&gt;&gt;19083</a><br />Competitive debate is opposed to clear thinking. A competition requires fairness, that opponents are equally matched. But in a debate you are assigned a topic to defend, and that topic might be either right or wrong. For the debate to be fair, people can&#39;t be judged on whether they are right, and so the competition focuses on aspects that are irrelevant to, and sometimes opposed to actual truth seeking. Speaking speed is very highly valued, because it allows you to fit the most arguments in your time slot. But this makes what you say harder to understand, and lowers the quality of the arguments in favour of quantity. It scores points, but makes the overall argument worse. The lesson that a student takes away is that what is &quot;correct&quot; is what is most efficiently delivered, rather than what is genuinely true. When they encounter a topic, they won&#39;t think &quot;is this true&quot;, they&#39;ll think &quot;can I defend this&quot; - and for almost any topic the answer is yes. <br /><br />I&#39;ve thought some about how you would make education better. I think the fundamental problem is that children are stupid, and so every attempt to teach them things hits a brick wall. Beyond basic skills like reading, the focus of education should be familiarizing students with the depth of their ignorance. This will serve them very well in adulthood, when they encounter some new problem, to know exactly how poorly they will fair against it. And it will encourage them, once they become mature enough for real education, to actually pursue it, and to put real effort behind it, in order to cease being so stupid. 


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19095'>&gt;&gt;19095</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Does it still count as humanity colonizing space?</span><br />This is irrelevant. What matters is a rational being having explored space, whether that being has a genetic simnilarity to us is of no consequence. Suppose that the galaxy was already densely populated with intelligent life: we would instead be interested in going out and meeting these creatures, we wouldn&#39;t worry about colonizing already-populated planets. 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  There are always risks involved with any encryption solution, both known and unknown. That said for any linux distro, luks is the best choice. As long as your passphrase has sufficient entropy of at least 256 bits and you use the software properly, you are pretty well protected. Regarding GRUB and LUKS2, recently GRUB2 added LUKS2 support (pbkdf2 right now, argon2* may come later). Encrypt either with separate /boot encryption or include /boot as as part of the encrypted /. Then all you have exposed is an EFI stub partition which cannot be encrypted anyway.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: 2019-nCoV (Chinese Novel Corona Virus)
File: 6b69cd6f4d11f153bdccbfd957e0b4116d4a1865538632a9dacf63d1fdc71d18.jpg
Comment:
  Starting in December 2019, from, depending on who you ask, a fish market, bats/fish/snakes, or a local bio testing facility (all in Wuhan, China), we have this new outbreak that is getting bigger everyday.<br /><br />It was and has been suppressed in the media by China.<br />Crackdowns/blackouts could be on the way in China.<br />Numbers are likely under reported.<br /><br />30 of 31 Chinese provinces have cases as of 01/24/2020.<br />There is no cure.  This is not the flu.<br />It is a virus, so anti-biotics will NOT help you.<br />Masks are becoming harder to get, even in other countries.<br />Multiple cities including Wuhan are under lock down, and many others with travel restrictions.<br />The WHO has not yet declared this an international emergency.<br />Death rate is not yet known.  It is somewhat similar to MERS-CoV and SARS-CoV.<br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019</a>–20_Wuhan_coronavirus_outbreak<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/index.html'>https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/index.html</a><br /><br />This is going to get a lot worse before it gets better, if it gets better.<br />China is bungling this, all in the time of the Lunar New Year, the largest travel time in China.<br /><br />How prepared are you nanons?  Is this the big one, the next big pandemic?  We are over due for one (1820, 1920....2020?).


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  I would appreciate it if a mod would set the title/subject to &quot;2019-nCoV (Chinese Novel Corona Virus)&quot;!<br /><br />I had it set to this, but upon reload it goes away/blank.<br />A bug that has been reported but ignored.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you like live coverage, this guy does live streams about it daily (since it has become a thing:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/channel/UCshCsg1YVKli8yBai-wa78w'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/channel/UCshCsg1YVKli8yBai-wa78w</a><br /><br />Current as of right now:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=4Ugxkt9bHwk'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=4Ugxkt9bHwk</a><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />This guy has done daily videos about it since it has become a thing, more prediction focused:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/channel/UC0rZoXAD5lxgBHMsjrGwWWQ'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/channel/UC0rZoXAD5lxgBHMsjrGwWWQ</a><br /><br />Latest as of right now:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=4fLymwTwIM4'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=4fLymwTwIM4</a><br /><br /><br />Stay informed!


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 89182e39755438fc3b6acc09211415ef710172a8eaa615bc016502bf6984800a.ogg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19085'>&gt;&gt;19085</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;conform to one idea</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;has their same opinions</span><br />Official high school debate club,  the kind that you go to competitions in, is actually a competition on how well you can defend both sides. Though, for non-competitive debate clubs, this is relevant and I totally agree.<br /><a class='reference' href='#post19099'>&gt;&gt;19099</a><br />Hm, interesting takes. The latter paragraph is especially pertinent, I think. The sooner people see intelligence as just an innate quality of a person and anything but an inherent virtue, the better.<br />Posts like these fill me with warm satisfaction is reminding me of how lucky I am to know of this site. There&#39;s no way in hell anywhere else would offer this depth of discussion.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11464'>&gt;&gt;11464</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Using Tor at all is a questionable choice if all you want is not to attract gov&#39;s attention</span><br />I do not care about being put on a big and scary list. Then are plenty of normal people who use Tor. I spread awareness of Tor and encourage other people to use it to increase their<span class='spoiler'>s and mines</span> nanonymity.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tor openly takes money from some three-letter places</span><br />Even government agencies can benefit their nanonymity by utilizing Tor.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11449'>&gt;&gt;11449</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;You&#39;re already making a mistake by wanting big team and funding</span><br />The team would likely not be that big at least initially. Especially since I do not have a design completed or formalized it would be hard to delegate work in the beginning since there would likely be a lot of early changes. Funding would speed up the process as I would be able to devote more time to the project.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Just go solo like Charles Moore and Terry Davis</span><br />I could continue what I already have done solo, but progress will be fairly slow.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;SWINE FLU&#39;S GONNA GETCHA!</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;SARS GONNA CETCHA</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;AIDS GONNA GETCHA</span><br />no.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: c4974642ff3220c46642f436ccbb4ac6bb61c37887860cc9af0ae377f13bdce6.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19084'>&gt;&gt;19084</a><br />What you&#39;re referring to isn&#39;t limited to nanochan, but every imageboard and forum before it gets contaminated with trannies, prescucks (currently trumpcucks) and feds.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: c4974642ff3220c46642f436ccbb4ac6bb61c37887860cc9af0ae377f13bdce6.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19107'>&gt;&gt;19107</a><br />Oh yeah and kikes. Never forget kikes. <span class='spoiler'>and also niggers</span>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19101'>&gt;&gt;19101</a><br />It&#39;s been reported that the most affected people will be those with already compromised immune systems, so it probably won&#39;t be as bad as the Spanish Flu that was killing perfectly healthy people. That&#39;s particularly bad since those people are typically the workforce.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19102'>&gt;&gt;19102</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;I would appreciate it if a mod would set the title/subject to &quot;2019-nCoV (Chinese Novel Corona Virus)&quot;!</span><br />Done<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A bug that has been reported but ignored.</span><br />I have removed the autocomplete=&#39;off&#39; attribute from the subject field. I am not sure why it was there though.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11468'>&gt;&gt;11468</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;is X, and it&#39;s a rampant vulnerability generator. Watch video &quot;30c3-5499-en-X_Security_h264-iprod.mp4&quot;</span><br />A server written in C having vulnerabilities has more to do with C then it being related to handling graphics. Then the speaker goes on describing problems related to it being a graphics server for UNIX. These flaws are not exclusive to handling graphics.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The complexity of graphics is not manageable given the huge array of hardware devices and types that need support</span><br />That is the job of writing drivers. All the different hardware should look the same to whatever program wants to work with graphics.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;yourself who will get bent out of shape if someone suggests 640x480 in 16 colors for everyone for the next 7000 years</span><br />This is true. I have no reason to think IBM choosing that video format means anything special. It is a limitation of old computer hardware that still exists today in PCs as a form of backwards compatibility.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;you hate everything that&#39;s not a bloated junk full of holes for cianiggers to come fuck with</span><br />Just because something may be newer or more powerful, it does not mean it is bloated junk full of holes.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;That&#39;s also why you hate Unix so much, it&#39;s just too simple of a concept</span><br />Can you be specific on what part of UNIX you find simple? If UNIX was going for simplicity why did they make a monolithic kernel instead of a simple kernel that delegated drivers to user space.


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5191'>&gt;&gt;5191</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Unfortunately</span><br />Cheer up and post something nice.<br />


Board: b
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post5191'>&gt;&gt;5191</a><br />It&#39;s good to see you&#39;re with us.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post5096'>&gt;&gt;5096</a> Made good points. Look for <i>a real</i> path out of your current situation and don&#39;t focus on those around you or what they have. While many people may project an image of wealth and well-being, they could in reality be very stressed out trying to maintain that image or be in a ton of debt. The point being that you can&#39;t really know what every other persons situation is just by outward appearances.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: e4ede4d0a50f4e91eecaa863548a4167a03df2cb6e2dee1b9e4d2398a0aba2ab.png
Comment:
  Spotted pic related over at IndiaChan. Holy shit.<br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.nature.com/news/inside-the-chinese-lab-poised-to-study-world-s-most-dangerous-pathogens-1.21487'>https://www.nature.com/news/inside-the-chinese-lab-poised-to-study-world-s-most-dangerous-pathogens-1.21487</a><br />


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='pinktext'>&lt;11441</span><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11450'>&gt;&gt;11450</a><br />Yes, they&#39;re pixels being drawn to the screen, but most systems have a standardized text-mode interface built into the firmware/hardware that provides low-overhead interaction with the computer. I don&#39;t think anyone here is stating that it&#39;s perfect, but it is simpler to work with as it doesn&#39;t require additional graphics over-head.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11447'>&gt;&gt;11447</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;There must be someone somewhere spreading misinformation about TrustZone</span><br /><br />Probably has to do with all those technologies being used for anti-user purposes. As you&#39;ve noted, ARM TrustZone doesn&#39;t have to be locked down (as on many SBC) but on ARM systems where they are by the manufacturer, it&#39;s seen as a threat. IME and PSP are that way by default so there is no pro-user configuration, it&#39;s black box.<br /><br />There&#39;s been news of malware using Trusted Execution Environments against users as a way to evade detection by OS level processes. This makes the technology a potential threat, but not necessarily in the same way as AMT type features.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: bd74d02cdfa1f5b2ece24e19d4abb22a7418a598a379ab8979afff8961d7656d.pdf
Comment:
  <span class='pinktext'>&lt;&lt;11485</span><br />This was presented in 2013.<br />Slides about rootkit in TrustZone.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 854ecd2bf97dcf3ec67fbd077e89beb8a57f77ef888159926e577c9b014f00b5.jpg
Comment:
  Chinks have been eating bats for millennia so there is no way this comes from eating bats.Just like how HIV was not developed by eating monkey meat.<br /><br />This seems like a cool happening and I am not afraid of dying from it.In an odd case that a social recluse like me dies there will be a few hundred million dead before me.And you know, a few hundred million dead Chinks and city dwellers is great.Bonus points if this virus makes it to Israel.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 59a90ad86d00a07e56ebd9668ae0ab8ffe11ede0c36f29f9bb5b7fda8e311092.jpg
Comment:
  There are very few places where you can actually avoid human contact.If you live near people you probably can&#39;t poach animals because the moment some pantsy finds a bearded man in the woods with a rifle he&#39;s going to contact authorities. 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Cops locate suspect through Sirius satellite radio
File: b4b0db180b8e78afdb9d7d452b7e1f6fbf9791b11c82f7dcce0b5e00dc42324d.png
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;VALLEY CENTER, Calif. (KGTV) — Using a satellite radio &quot;ping&quot; signal, local deputies were able to track down an attempted murder suspect at a North County casino early Saturday.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Just before 2:30 a.m. Saturday, Valley Center Sheriff&#39;s deputies were alerted to the suspect, identified as 54-year-old Steven Salas, who was wanted for attempted murder, criminal threats, and felony domestic violence.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Using information about Salas&#39; vehicle provided by Imperial County deputies, local authorities were able to track down Salas by sending a &quot;ping&quot; to his Sirius satellite radio. His vehicle was then located at Harrah&#39;s Rincon Casino in Valley Center.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;When deputies say they tried to make contact with Salas, he fled the casino and led deputies on a pursuit.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;A spike strip was successfully deployed and Salas ended up driving back toward the casino before pulling into a nearby gas station, where he was arrested, deputies say.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;No one was injured during the pursuit.</span><br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Salas has been booked into San Diego County jail on several felony charges.</span><br /><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/north-county-news/deputies-ping-satellite-radio-to-track-down-attempted-murder-suspect'>https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/north-county-news/deputies-ping-satellite-radio-to-track-down-attempted-murder-suspect</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11478'>&gt;&gt;11478</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Fuck you and your content curation on IBs dude.</span><br />It&#39;s not my fault OP and you are niggers that can&#39;t read the catalog.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;browser fingerprinting</span><br />It was discussed briefly because, aside from matching rendering engines and libraries exactly, you need actual metrics to compare it to. If you think TBB does a bad job, spin up a hidden service, access it with TBB and a browser of your choice, then dump header/network packet info and order to analyze. This is already hard enough without getting to CSS rendering, fonts and JS.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;general direction of anonymizing</span><br />Second thread link that I posted starts a discussion on this specifically.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Is this solution as good as something like OpenVPNs hosts run by you inside some VPS hostings (provided you eliminated the money trail well enough), for example? I don&#39;t think so.</span><br />There are no general solutions to this problem, so what you think is irrelevant. Post your threat model. As a service that semi-conceals your server location, has a technological barrier of entry  to keep retards at bay and does not necessitate shit like CF just to stay up, this works just fine.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Well, maybe you shouldn&#39;t use Tor period, not speaking of TBB. Or maybe you should use Tor with custom authority root.</span><br />Without something concrete in mind, this is just a lot of words about nothing. And Nanochan already has a self-signed cert for HTTPS.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19098'>&gt;&gt;19098</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if you are big enough to not care about small objects you can just avoid collisions with big objects</span><br />That&#39;s true, but you need to have something on board to produce energy for sudden maneuvers of a large body.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;it&#39;s mostly in case of humans living on such structures</span><br />That would need to be massive then, to produce nutrition and maintain a population.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;consider a race of sapient research spaceships</span><br />I did describe something like that, but my idea is lots of tiny ships instead of larger ones. With a focus on just spreading things instead of research. <br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Also they would be social so they can share shit and discuss and be a distributed system</span><br />That does sound interesting.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;atmosphere conditioning, magnetic field, maybe spinning rate, orbital changes</span><br />Yeah, I was mostly thinking of biomes. Still, short of guiding asteroids into them, that would be a challenge.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19100'>&gt;&gt;19100</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;irrelevant</span><br />I guess it is, my autism just kicks in whenever people say that &quot;we&quot; will be colonizing space. As opposed to producing something that can do so.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;we would instead be interested in going out and meeting these creatures, we wouldn&#39;t worry about colonizing already-populated planets</span><br />I agree on the first point, but the second hasn&#39;t been true on Earth at least. Maybe it&#39;ll be different in space, since you won&#39;t be able to fug aliens into extinction because of shit like differences in immune systems.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  If you don&#39;t have the option of self-hosting, what else is there? Hosting from a hardware rack of your local service provider or hijacking someone&#39;s smart IoT device? Sometimes your Internet connection is just shit, your bandwidth is capped or ISP is fucking with traffic.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19109'>&gt;&gt;19109</a><br />It&#39;s also been reported that perfectly healthy people are getting it too.<br />Latest:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=Jsc8kZ8i_Ow'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=Jsc8kZ8i_Ow</a><br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=yOT1nRFK9o4'>http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/watch?v=yOT1nRFK9o4</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11457'>&gt;&gt;11457</a><br />let&#39;s not forget that Tor is written in C, makes use of X.509, and behaves more and more like a corporation every day. it&#39;s was a good temporary transition to darknet, as clearnet is basically dead and unusable now (especially over Tor, or with JS or popups disabled, etc). real designs should be closed off like I2P (except without being a terrible piece of shit) of course<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11459'>&gt;&gt;11459</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Tor Browser is fine</span><br />yes, if you like jewniggercock<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11464'>&gt;&gt;11464</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Using Tor at all is a questionable choice if all you want is not to attract gov&#39;s attention,</span><br />shut the fuck up retard. everyone and their mom right now uses some p2p shit, vpn, or Tor. you&#39;re not special


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11456'>&gt;&gt;11456</a><br />literally 9/10 &quot;UNIX hackers&quot; need professional help you clueless fuck


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19111'>&gt;&gt;19111</a><br />Totally possible, but unknown.<br />I heard some &quot;Western diplomats&quot; had looked into it.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19110'>&gt;&gt;19110</a><br />Big thank.<br /><br /><br />I think it&#39;s safe to say the numbers are being vastly under-reported.  Conspicuously very little info so far today.<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post19112'>&gt;&gt;19112</a><br />3 potential cases in Israel so far.<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.timesofisrael.com/3-israelis-back-from-china-hospitalized-as-coronavirus-fears-mount/'>https://www.timesofisrael.com/3-israelis-back-from-china-hospitalized-as-coronavirus-fears-mount/</a> 


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11458'>&gt;&gt;11458</a><br />and here we have a retard language in its natural habitat<br />as we can see right away, it is covered in 1000lbs of bloat, consisting of strings on the outer layer<br />next, we see how they &quot;made stuff simple&quot; by cutting out actual necessary features, like being able to refer to an identifier in another file. instead, we see here the poor language carefully going through every imported symbol one by one, making sure it keeps track of each corresponding header. one may note however, how it unlikely cares about headers shadowing each others&#39; definitions, as that would take exponential time, so instead the user of the language screams &quot;IT&#39;S NOT A REAL PROBLEM IT&#39;S IMPRACTICAL YOU DON&#39;T KNOW WHAT YOU&#39;RE TALKING ABOUT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE&quot;


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: e93f396a28e739f6154784d6f430a33bb437f64bc68cf7f108fb3faebe44d554.jpg
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt; This is your code. Read it: it’s exactly what’s going to happen. No mysticism. </span><br />This is what C niggers actually believe. You can give them the least well-defined PL in existence, not even say what version of the PL this is, and tell them &quot;it does exactly what it says&quot;. <br />This is what webshotters actually believe. You give them the least well-defined protocol in existence, not even say what version of the protocol is, and tell them &quot;it does exactly what it says&quot;.<br />Yeah, this page responds to any incoming request whatsoever, and outputs the strings you see, and what happens next, depends on the browser, what protocol it uses, etc, etc.<br />That said, this is still better than using some bullshit web framework.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: efdaa23fdd7c5a71b4300d0b2a2b7f62aaf9f87b6b718c88cbbd4e13ebd1f904.jpg
Comment:
  Could this be it, Nanos? An actual habbening? Catch me on 4change posting in ebin threads with ebing people


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: c0ba08bbc7b12392a777fe84e8516ea40ef3666d5d71fcef39bc8c9dc777cb3c.png
Comment:
  I&#39;m curious about the death rate.<br />So far 42 have officially died, around 37 &quot;cured&quot; (meaning they have recovered, there is no cure).<br />That would make the death rate higher (based on a point I heard on 4/pol/).


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19118'>&gt;&gt;19118</a><br />Can you link to this &quot;4change&quot;?<br />Never heard of it, is it like 4chan but better (ie Tor posting, no JS)?


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19120'>&gt;&gt;19120</a><br />Sorry for the confusion, Nanon. By 4change, I meant 4chan. I wrote 4change because Asukafag was calling Nanochan, &quot;Nanochange,&quot; a while back. Only other TOR supported chan I`d consider posting on is Neinchan. But 4chan is mainstream so you`ll always get the first habbenings there


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11455'>&gt;&gt;11455</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;UNIX has caused countless problems</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;people point out 1% of them, once in a while</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;brainwashed retard LARPer interprets this as blaming UNIX for all the worlds problems</span><br />surprise surprise<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11468'>&gt;&gt;11468</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;How is shoving graphics everywhere going to make things more secure and reliable exactly?</span><br />Graphics are a primitive. Text is a bad primitive. VT100 is an even worse primitive. With text, you cannot represent any kind of deliniated data. The moment you want to display a quote within a string, it&#39;s \&quot;, and it&#39;s all downhill from that. Text is not even good for representing an abstract syntax tree. By encoding the AST in 1 dimension, you&#39;re forcing the user to track which paren starts where by executing a stack machine in his mind.<br />So: graphics can draw ASTs and any kind of nested box structures with trivial work, and text requires a thousand workarounds to make it work at all, and then 99% of developers fuck up using said system and introduce injection vulns.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;For every problem with text terminals, there are 1000 bigger problems when graphics are involved. The closest thing we have to a graphics standard today is X, and it&#39;s a rampant vulnerability generator. </span><br />X is literal garbage and is UNIX braindamaged: it would not remotely be designed the same way in another world or if the devs weren&#39;t white people with inherited retard tech culture. X solves and pays for completely made up problems like multi user systems and network transparency<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt; plus the fanbois like yourself who will get bent out of shape if someone suggests 640x480 in 16 colors for everyone for the next 7000 years. </span><br />this nigger be projecting. Actaully, my system only uses 16 colors right now.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;So instead of proposing or using simple solutions, you will keep pushing more lots and lots more complexity and fancy designs. That&#39;s also why you hate Unix so much, it&#39;s just too simple of a concept, and your ego can&#39;t handle it.</span><br />Uh oh it&#39;s time for whiteboi to lay down some epithets and accolades. Let&#39;s take a bunch of common whitepeoplestan slogans and try to apply them to this discussion. For starters: UNIX is not simple, you fuck. It&#39;s ostensibly simple, and in reality it has nothing to do with. learn what the fuck simple even means before opening your mouth.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Poettering</span><br />irrelevant corporate noise.<br />literally your entire post is just trying to apply crap you&#39;ve heard the big boys to onto every discussion in the world<br /><a class='reference' href='#post11418'>&gt;&gt;11418</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Yes, they&#39;re pixels being drawn to the screen, but most systems have a standardized text-mode interface built into the firmware/hardware that provides low-overhead interaction with the computer. I don&#39;t think anyone here is stating that it&#39;s perfect, but it is simpler to work with as it doesn&#39;t require additional graphics over-head.</span><br />You have no idea what the fuck you&#39;re talking about, retard. Graphics overhead is tiny, even when CPU-rendered. You only think it&#39;s slow because you&#39;re conditioned to garbage like Gnome taking 3 minutes to start up an image viewer. Meanwhile, I can scroll through any file in nedit almost smooth, and in vim, emacs, etc, no matter what terminal, it renders so slow that only half the screen is updated before scrolling to the next position.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;but most systems have a standardized text-mode interface built into the firmware/hardware </span><br />And they&#39;re fucking trash as well and disabled the moment the OS boots. Imagine being such a pajeet that you depend on the BIOS to hold your hand to output ASCII (now with UTF8!!!) characters for you.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Imagine being a milennial thinking you&#39;re in an 80s movie while driving a botnetmobile from 2020.


Board: pol
Name: Nanonymous
File: cd99c9b99e0802ecbe613a8396ee85a5b9ab6c0bba88ec58f1f3826288cfa32d.png
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post8030'>&gt;&gt;8030</a><br />He has been impeached.<br />He has not been removed from office.<br />The house indicts (impeaches), the senate convicts (removes from office).<br /><br />-Unrelated-<br />Just gonna put this here:<br /><a rel='noreferrer' href='https://nitter.net/realDonaldTrump/status/1221079753760833536'>https://nitter.net/realDonaldTrump/status/1221079753760833536</a>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;How prepared are you nanons?</span><br />Apparently, not really. Turns out that the virus is already in my state.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19121'>&gt;&gt;19121</a><br />I agree, I read 4/pol/ over Tor, but never post because it is blocked there.<br />I was like 95% sure &quot;4chan&quot; was what was meant, but I had to be sure and meme anyway.<br /><br />Picochan/Nanochang (asukafag&#39;s chan) is Tor, as is Erischan (a new one from scratch, sometimes up/down).<br />1chan let&#39;s you post over Tor too I think, if you wanna talk about trains (many trains are on lock-down in China).


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
File: 23b2b2203a7443fc947f3f7f15e1eac6755d1efd364e1b5bf592d972e5567ef9.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11489'>&gt;&gt;11489</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;It&#39;s not my fault OP and you are niggers that can&#39;t read the catalog.</span><br />Catalog is unreadable and threads content doesn&#39;t correspond to the OP more often than not.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;If you think TBB does a bad job, spin up a hidden service</span><br />So, you propose the hidden service access as a model, even though hidden services are pretty much irrelevant? OK<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;This is already hard enough without getting to CSS rendering, fonts and JS.</span><br />In a model of visiting literally every place that could fingerprint you, disabling JS/CSS and blocking some fingerprinting features like @font-face and whatnot counts as a recognizable fingerprint. In a model of visiting places that don&#39;t fingerprint, you don&#39;t really need to care, obviously. See the point?<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Second thread link that I posted starts a discussion on this specifically.</span><br />The discussion just dies and I am one of the active contributors to that thread LOL. Since that thread died, I don&#39;t even remember it existed. Nonetheless OP objectively didn&#39;t have a thread to post in. Also I am generally opposed to the idea of piling all semi-relevant discussions into one big thread. With the thread structure the way it is by design, it is hard enough to follow different discussions. I mean, it&#39;s doable but it&#39;s unnecessarily complicated.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Post your threat model.</span><br />Becoming an Internet ghost. A hypothetical observer might see whatever I do, but it is impossible to see anything interesting.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;this works just fine</span><br />Paranoia it may be, but there is basically no proof Tor is any better than a VPN.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Without something concrete in mind, this is just a lot of words about nothing.</span><br />&quot;Tor system with a custom authority root (run by you)&quot; is pretty concrete.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19119'>&gt;&gt;19119</a><br />He was probably talking about his site nanochang and not this site.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Subject: Gopher IRC
Comment:
  We are a community of people who use the Gopher protocol[1] and free software[2].<br />Our address:<br />irc://qczj4nus6ea74t3ynrvjw5frbcl6xwl2tbsrkrnfyoiwx4xdltbuccyd.onion:6667<br />(About how to connect to IRC networks via Tor you can read at Tor project wiki[3].)<br /><br />[1] <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_protocol'>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_protocol</a><br />[2] <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.gnu.org/server/sitemap.html'>https://www.gnu.org/server/sitemap.html</a><br />[3] <a rel='noreferrer' href='http://ea5faa5po25cf7fb.onion/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO/IRC'>http://ea5faa5po25cf7fb.onion/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO/IRC</a>


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  Correction:<br />[2] <a rel='noreferrer' href='https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/philosophy.html'>https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/philosophy.html</a>


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11495'>&gt;&gt;11495</a><br />Hello Asukafag!<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Graphics overhead is tiny</span><br />Until you have to transmit it off the local machine. This very thing you&#39;re posting text on uses text as a basic unit and is not transferred as one large framebuffer across the Internet. While that technology does exist, it has significantly more over-head than sending plain text. You sounds like a stupid faggot that&#39;s never used a computer outside of the role of a desktop/workstation.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;And they&#39;re fucking trash as well and disabled the moment the OS boots.</span><br />That&#39;s because the OS then loads more sophisticated/specific drivers  with more over-head. Have you ever wondered why your beloved Windows GUI when loaded into &quot;safe mode&quot; drops to a lower resolution and colour pallet? Could it be that it&#39;s trying to reduce the number of possible points of failure (like your GUI brain damage)?


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Email: sage
File: e08149cb70d6ef9f3481507f68ee5e815f49945d8fc98af474fc5a0192ae0af5.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11491'>&gt;&gt;11491</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;everyone and their mom right now uses some p2p shit, vpn, or Tor</span><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;p2p shit</span><br />The only truly massive &quot;normie&quot; p2p network is Bittorrent + DHT, and even that shrinked due to the mass user moving to streaming sites. Torrents stay relevant, but not as much as in 2005.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;vpn</span><br />So, maybe VPN is a better choice in general.<br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;or Tor</span><br />While Tor indeed reached pretty wide audience, it is much less popular than VPNs or some crazy shit like webproxies. Also the last time I checked the amount of nodes was like 7000. Compared to the amount of hosts on the Internet, it is seriously small.


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post11495'>&gt;&gt;11495</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;unix causes problems</span><br />niggers cause problems. Unix is a platform, or actually a class of platforms. Depending on who you hear it from, &quot;unix&quot; includes every current operating with a &gt; 2 digit userbase, so it isn&#39;t surprising that it happens to be around when problems happen. This is the bait and switch of the unixfag, they go from &quot;there is a problem&quot; to &quot;bell labs is the source of the problem&quot; without even a thought.


Board: l
Name: Nanonymous
File: 1ff8a5ab7565c557400a4e0d16761b5f0113705ddb33d89e807a6bf4dc24e6f2.jpg
Comment:
  <a class='reference' href='#post19123'>&gt;&gt;19123</a><br />Where I live, I`d never use public transportation. Namely: Niggers. The efforts China is going through is concerning, and the numbers are certainly under-reported or censored. Have you seen the videos of people collapsing?   


Board: g
Name: Nanonymous
Comment:
  <span class='greentext'>&gt;You are not really trading though.</span><br />It&#39;s tit for tat. For n bytes sent you receive roughly n bytes. If somebody asks for a lot of bytes without offering anything you want, or refuses to send enough back, you can simply stop peering with them and tell everyone else they&#39;re a leecher. But other peers will not go by your word alone, they will use it only as one piece of evidence.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;The most effective strategy would be advertising the network in order to improve it&#39;s health</span><br />Here I am discussing the design of a network and software that would run it and on it. Advertising obviously happens outside the network, and design of the network itself cannot effect it. Whether the network is good or bad, it makes no difference to advertisers, they can advertise it all the same. So it is tangential from a design standpoint.<br /><br />Advertising will not necessarily improve health. Simple example: You advertise a torrent, but all the people you recruit end up being leechers with 0.01 ratios. It would actually make the network worse. The tit for tat system only ensures that *what bandwidth is available between the current peers, is used optimally*, rather than being wasted on sharing files nobody particularly wants. An additional goal is that this is not network level, but clique level. In other words, if some part of network really wants to share some file, but you don&#39;t care for it, you can easily program your peer to not relay that particular file. Writing your own rules to determine what you share or how much is an explicit feature. So there is not really a health of the network, instead there is the health of the files you personally care about.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;What if a spammer classifies any points that are not his as spam?</span><br />As far as the network interface is concerned, there is no classifying as spam. There is only a list of some peers, and your client decides in the way you configured it to peer with some peers and not others. It is free to try and collect information about peers over time to help make this decision, but that&#39;s an optional extension. Of course if you try to keep tabs on peers (which you logically should) then you&#39;ll have to deal with the fact that peers can easily shed their identity in various ways. Whether you will try to improve the effectiveness of your peer prioritization strategy by trying to fingerprint users, and link their transient identities together, or whether you&#39;ll choose to give every new peer a blank slate, whether you&#39;ll give preference to peers who self-authenticate (such as by GPG signature) is all up to you. Each strategy has pros and cons, and the optimal one depends on how you plan to use the network, what files you want to share, what your goals are in terms of bandwidth and privacy. You are expected to configure all that by writing your own logic (obviously you can fork other people&#39;s). In fact, you may want to first access the network over clearnet, prioritizing signed peers, to access normie shit like wikipedia, with a goal of maximizing speed and authenticity of data. Then you can disconnect, and reconnect over Tor in maximum anonymity (but slower) mode, to do your ebin imageboard shitposting. In fact you can have two clients running concurrently with either configuration.<br /><br />So if a spammer treats everyone else as spam, that means he won&#39;t connect to them. He won&#39;t be able to spam them. If a spammer distributes his own spammer list where he claims non-spam peers are spam, firstly nothing will happen if you don&#39;t actually use his spammer list. Even if you configure your client stack to always look at all the shared spammer lists from all peers, the merger will see that the spammer&#39;s list is pretty much 100% disjoint with other lists (what most people have labeled spam, the spammer has labeled good, and vice versa). Depending on your configuration, it will either silently discard the spammer&#39;s spammer list and ignore it in the future, or alert you to the situation where you can decide to add the spammer to your peer blacklist.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;makes it hard to reach consensus on what the thread should be</span><br />By design it is very hard to reach full consensus on a thread even if everyone is on their best behavior. You only have some subset of the replies in the thread. It shouldn&#39;t be too hard to get *most* of the replies, but it is impossible to guarantee that there is some reply out there being shared by some peers that you haven&#39;t seen yet.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Whenever you get thrown out you can just create a new node to spam from.</span><br />You will only be able to &quot;spam&quot; a little bit before those nodes are also detected. So you have to constantly remake nodes. But if you become a big problem, the peers in that subnet can just voluntarily adopt a rule requiring proof of work along with every second transmission and onwards, or even every first. It will become very hard for you to make an impact.<br /><br />Also remember that there is no pushing data to peers in this network. You can only make it available for them to pull and becomes just one vote towards the true content of the data. So you cannot spam anyone unless they choose to accept you as a peer (also not necessarily a binary always peer/never peer rule, can be probabilistic or rule-based). You could say, &quot;ok I&#39;ll just start so many peers that 90% of the peers is me&quot; but peers could detect these new nodes in various ways, or they could just refuse to give much bandwidth to or trust files from peers that they don&#39;t already have a history (which can even be minutes of history, not necessarily days or weeks) with. You would have to maintain your sybil attack for many months to the point that every user has been disconnected long enough at some point to &quot;forget&quot; all their known peers. And even then all your work is ruined when the users simply migrate to a copy of the dataset under an alternate hash. So you have to constantly monitor them and also maintain an intelligence gathering operation.<br /><br />Moreover, nothing is stopping another legitimate user from adopting the same strategy to counteract your spamming. If you have resources much greater than the aggregate of your targets, and you are willing to expend them, yes you could win. But is there a network for which this is not the case?<br /><br /><a class='reference' href='#post11389'>&gt;&gt;11389</a><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Nobody wants to waste time fucking merging file versions with algorithms, fuck that shit.</span><br />You have a merger that comes with simple algorithms that work reasonably well. Anyone can share their algos and you can easily copy them. Complex special cases that no one else has shared algos for can be solved by writing your own. And the rare instances where a non-trivial conflict occurs can be resolved manually (or just dropped). But if you hate all this that much you are free to blindly trust some other peer&#39;s decision on what is the correct version. That would be a very simple merger algorithm: &quot;if version matches peer abc123&#39;s version, accept, if not reject&quot;.<br /><br />Dealing with conflicting information from multiple sources is a basic human mental skill that we already practice every day in life. This design merely extends it to a digital network, and allows you to leverage computing to implement your own intuition on a larger scale.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Nobody wants to waste time doing moderating when downloading shit.</span><br />Same thing, you are free to blindly trust some other peer&#39;s moderation.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Nobody cares or wants an high latency network.</span><br />Debatable, I do. If you don&#39;t, don&#39;t use it I guess, lol.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Are you designing a protocol or a client?</span><br />The protocol per se is very simplistic. My intent is that in actual use, there will be various effective protocols in circulation. So following the official protocol only gives you the possibility of participating in the network. If you don&#39;t learn and follow whatever protocols the users have informally adopted themselves, you may not be able to actually do much in it.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;better to have just one program for this task, literally how torrent clients</span><br />Monolithic programs are hard to modify, you have to comprehend many klocs to do anything, you have to negotiate with many other devs to get your changes accepted. Even if you have the skill to do this, you might not have the time. Unix philosophy in this case allows you to modify or rewrite any part of the client with minimal effort, without worrying about the other parts. It also allows you to swap or mix and match parts as you want. This is essential to distribute the development effort over many people so that everyone can chip in a little bit on their spare saturday afternoon, rather than 3 autists on autismbux turning it into their life&#39;s labor and writing 99% of the code while everyone else is basically only consuming it at their mercy.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Yeah if you only browse dead boards like nanochan loooooooooool.</span><br />No argument there, if you don&#39;t like nano you&#39;ll really hate what I&#39;m proposing.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;we just guess that something exists in the ether</span><br />You must have skipped the parts about attaching mutable files to a known hash, and keeping indices of other hashes into those.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;if lot of people wanted it would not be rare in the first place</span><br />Obviously not true, wanting something doesn&#39;t make it magically materialize on your hard drive. The invisible hand is not an actual invisible hand that magically moves goods around, if people adopt a certain type of behavior then they will end up moving the goods around as if there was an invisible hand. Other types of behavior can easily result in people wanting certain content, but being unable to get it.<br /><br />Technically the definition of rare is about quantity, with nothing said about demand. Quantity is irrelevant in this context, so me and nanon #1 were using rare to mean not just low supply but low supply:demand. nanon #2 misunderstood this, hence my comment. You seem to be even more off. Your pepes may be rare, but it doesn&#39;t mean everybody automatically wants them. Dick tumors are also rare.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;Unironically you made a worse version of torrent.</span><br />Good luck running an imageboard or website over torrents.<br /><br /><span class='greentext'>&gt;have magically solved some long standing problem</span><br />Nobody here is claiming to have solved anything. It&#39;s a discussion about what kind of hypothetical decentralized design would, if implement, be an interesting alternative to the present centralized internet.


