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There doesn't seem to be any so I decided to make one myself. The topics you can discuss here are but not limited to:
>blue light filters
>blue light glasses
>dark mode
>eyecare monitors
>e-ink
>reflective LCDs
>effects of computer screens on one's vision
>Kobo e-readers
>Nintendo Game Boy and its successors
>other e-ink and RLCD devices

Also, it's a shame that Nintendo abandoned the Game Boy line of consoles
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>>28339
>they're objectively better than paper books
>t. doesn't annotate books

>>28339
What about books with complex figures, or even something like a world atlas? The other thing I miss with ereaders is being able to quickly flip through. But I agree that they are awesome.

>>28402
barbarian!

>>28407
>The other thing I miss with ereaders is being able to quickly flip through.
Technically it would be possible with a touchscreen slider or a scroll wheel.

>>28408
What do you think books are for? Sitting on your shelf to make you look more intellectual? They are consumable. Mark them up, lend them out.



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So I was thinking lately. With this DOGE nonsense, all of these crypto rugpulls, bailouts for porks, etc etc, there are going to be some opportunities for us to take on our opps directly and maybe even have some fun in the process. Is anyone interested in working together on some sort of collaborative operation? I have some experience REDteaming.



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The entire Anonymous and imageboard culture is even more riddled with psyops in the MKULTRA sense than people realize. What came to fruition in QAnon was only building on endless prior efforts, many now forgotten. The MKULTRA manifestation in internet culture takes the form of the Alternate Reality Game, which is a kind of open-source, broadcast cult.

The Medium post details Project Mayhem 2012, an ARG that occurred in the Anonymous culture in 2011 and which features elements such as "the plan" and "follow the white rabbit", alongside connections to chaos magick, Wikileaks, Occupy and prior hacker culture.

You may have seen things about QAnon and Cicada3301, but I bet you haven't seen this.

https://medium.com/@yhly2f/untold-qanon-origins-project-mayhem-2012-3249e6c2cfbc

https://web.archive.org/web/20110925082702/http://www.whatis-theplan.org:80/t1676-project-mayhem-2012
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>>28398
>entire occult-fascist accelerationist coup that's been undertaken by Musk and Thiel.
Assuming what your saying about technofascists psyopping imageboards is real I bet the wave of Nick Land posting on /lit/ was related to it.

>>28400
>>28399
Just read it and you tell me if you think it's true

>>28401
I read it bro, your cooking (or at least I think you are some of that shit def went over my head). I at least think the thesis is wikileaks, Qanon and anonymous are all fedded the fuck out and part of some broader right wing accelerationist(as in like Nick Land cyber occult shit not atomwaffen shit) political program. Had no idea there was that much continuity between new age cults and internet shit either. Like Etika was in the Venus project??? Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems like the function of this new religion your talking about is to essentially create mass psychosis to the benefit of the ruling class? Like we start with how the original 20th century fash were into occult and supernatural shit and as Lukacs pointed out opposed to reason,empiricism,materialism and the like so instead they focus on feels over reals or generating mass psychosis among the populace(like isteal today). Fast foward to later in the 20th century and american feds are doing shit like MKultra and getting involved with cults like the founders, manson family, larouchites and others and now we got the internet psyops your discussing. Seems to me like the end goal is to essentially create a new religion that gets people to dissociated from material reality that something materialist analysis of the world around them or solidarity with there peers is greatly weakend if not out of the question.

>>28405
yep that's about exactly right. In particular, the materialist vs. imaginary/idealist thing becomes incredibly explicit when you find these people creating things like imaginary governments in their cults.

And a lot of these people are influenced by the "Law of One" new-age ideology where it's all about ascending to a state of total one-ness and leaving the world of "dualism" behind, which you can read very directly as wanting to escape the world of material contradictions into an imaginary world where all conflict is already solved (which I see as synonymous with the Marxist "ideology" or maybe also something like "the afterlife", and which means death in this world, which makes sense as these are really death cults).

But there's more than just those people involved in it. There are some with more traditional political motivations, who are just using the others. But at least that side of it that you bring up was a big deal for me in trying to analyse and tie it all together.

And I'm not really saying Wikileaks is a cult or Assange is an MKULTRA victim, in such simple terms. A whole bunch of stuff Wikileaks did was good and you can't criticize it. But looking at how it all ended up… well, the reason it ended that way has roots going back to the beginning and whatever influenced Assange to choose this particular method for "revolution". And you can see the signs of those influences all through the story.

Happy you liked it

>>28405
>Etika
I only noticed his connection recently, but it does look like what happened to him is the same thing that happened to Isaac Kappy, Tracy Twyman and others, and that the same people are responsible.

https://www.reddit.com/r/EtikaRedditNetwork/comments/cl8bp8/what_happened_to_eyeseaaycem_ates/

The way this guy is talking, "life is a game" and posting occult content mixed with Anonymous imagery, is very indicative. This then reinforces the connections between the Venus Project and the developments in the early 2010s.

- Jacque Fresco, the guy behind the Venus Project, was involved with "Technocracy, Inc" in the 30s, the same organization Elon Musk's grandfather was in and which mainstream sources have already cited as an influence on Musk.
- Venus Project has "What Is The Plan?" on their website in 2010: https://web.archive.org/web/20100627105441/http://thevenusproject.com/the-venus-project-introduction/faq.
- This appears to influence the site whatis-theplan.org where Project Mayhem 2012 would occur and where several users also discussed the Venus Project (see screenshot).
- "The Plan", which also seems to be present in the original Chanology thread on /b/ from 2008, is adapted in several ways by internet cults through the years and is ultimately the source of "The Plan" in QAnon.
- Allatra Creative Society cult also seems to adapt "The Plan" on their site.

No, I'm not imagining the connections, they're all the same "Plan" meme. There is no actual plan described, it's just a shibboleth / meme device they find useful for some reason.
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what masks would you recommend to someone that will attend a gathering during which he will be recorded from all angles? itt we discuss such things, potential ways to mask ourselves in a way that makes it as hard as possible for future algorithms to: a. reconstruct the face; and b. match the face with already existing databases.

bonus points if the mask allows the person to view clearly without exposing too much of the eye area
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>>28385
I was talking about the workers

>>28387
yeah thats what anarchists believe while theyre busy larping as mr robot and burning down trash cans

>>28381
from my understanding strikes usually involve public picket lines while activists might need one for adventurism purposes.

>>26678
>inb4 camera doesn't detect infrared

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Facebook flags Linux topics as 'cybersecurity threats' — posts and users being blocked
https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/facebook-flags-linux-topics-as-cybersecurity-threats-posts-and-users-being-blocked

And a bit prior to that:
Meta Blocks Links to Pixelfed, a Decentralized Instagram Alternative
https://techstory.in/meta-blocks-links-to-pixelfed-a-decentralized-instagram-alternative/

and eases up a bit after being called out, pretends it was an accident:
Meta Responds To Accusations Of Deleting Links To Instagram Rival Pixelfed
https://hothardware.com/news/meta-responds-deleting-instagram-rival-links--pixelfed
But the new linux ban pretty much confirms it wasn't.

>>28358
It says a lot about Trump if he surrounds himself with people like Zuckerberg. The lolberts who cheered for him becoming president are going to regret this soon, no matter how many SJW compilations it has produced.

>>28360
the market was being kept afloat at the end of trump's last term by tech companies, and this time around his biggest backers are tech hypebros like musk and now those who have jumped ship like gates/openai angling for $500 billion and zuckerberg.

he is being fed the narrative of AI is teh new nuclear tech and we need full govt backing to make america great again with AI tech over china and everyone else, and he is going to buy it wholesale and sell everything to the tech guys because that's what he likes to hear. captains of industry driving america to greatness just like the good old days.

>Facebook flags Linux topics as 'cybersecurity threats' — posts and users being blocked
evangelical christian technopriesthood by 2050



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Recommend me some tech/privacy youtubers/bloggers. I prefer unhinged people, who have extreme opinions on privacy. I enjoy the works of Rob Braxman, the hated one. But I want to see some very deep and dark tech thoughts. Thanks!
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>>28186
it was always the case
normies were told repeatedly to not put their personal shit online, not centralize around internet media run by corps, keep using decentralized protocols like email, self-hosted chat servers, etc instead of all signing up with facebook and google and they said we were being weird nerds. now they're crying about all their data being taken and sold back to them as ads and AI slop.
all of it is thoroughly deserved by every normie. they worked hard to willingly hand over all of there for a few clicks on heart icons. fuck them.

There's really not much to say/vlog about other than get off social media, encrypt your system and self-host where possible


>>28183
is now a vtuber called mii beta i think

>>28210
>@
what happened to /user/?



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Have we moved past the post-digital era of the internet? According to Cramer in 2013, "‘Post-digital’ thus refers to a state in which the disruption brought upon by digital information technology has already occurred. […] this technology is no longer perceived as disruptive." At the time of writing, in 2013, this seemed to be a realistic appraisal of the situation, as digital forms of communication (social media, internet news, Wikipedia, etc.) were viewed as a part of life. The post-digital was a rejection of the techno-optimism of Kurzweil and SV, opposing the techno-hegelian view that the digital era was a simple moment on the path to the idealized singularity. Post-digitalism was coined at a time when the internet had started to lose its own foggy idealism, and was understood as having been captured in large part by corporate and state interests. DIY communities and counter-cultural trends existed, but the term 'digital' was not a disruptive element at the macro scale of society.
It seems pertinent in 2025 to reassess the term, and the era that we find ourselves in. Has internet culture become uniquely disruptive again? Media institutions have largely acclimated themselves to digital existence after the sink-or-swim period of the 2010s. Social media is seamlessly integrated into the social fabric. Baby boomer policymakes int he EU and US ahve spent thousands of hours debating cryptocurrencies, cryptography, social media, etc.
I'd like to suggest that we find ourselves instead in an era *after* the post-digital era of the 2010s, which is far more in line with the original technic/cybernetic ideals of the 1950s and 1960s. The 2010s were rapid and choatic, as was expected, but after some shuffling around, the digital and analogue components of society can no longer be differentiated, except for on the superfluous technological and material levels. In fact, it could be argued that the entirety of the human experience has been captured by digital systems. I'm hesitant to claim this is a truly cybernetic society, but it does seems that in the imperial core, systems of control and capture have become fully digital, abstract, and everpresent. The I/O systems for the information feedback loop of a cybernetic apparatus have all been established. Should we rehabilitate the field of cybernetics to understand macro systems? Obviously there is a socialist root in classical cybernetics (Cybersyn, etc.), but it might be worthwhile to reappraise Big CompPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>academic wank thread with tired meme imagery
oh joy

the problem of, say, the ussr was not that they didnt have better computers, you know

>>28193
Cybersyn worked :^)

>>28194
Communism isn't a matter of computer power and Allende was just some random socdem, both loved by some and vilified by others because of aesthetics.

>>28195
>Communism isn't a matter of computer power
No, but modern governance is, and communism is (among other things, of course) concerned with governance.

>>28187
wonderful wordcelling
here's a grant of $30000 for some more research into the sociological effects of post-cyber-proto-AI influence on pxple's bxdies and how it is leading us to mind-machine duality.



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Linux, Windows or Mac

You like and use, Post 'em

I'll start

7zip the best file archiver
https://www.7-zip.org/

Honeyview, Imageviewer handles all images and gifs and zip images too
https://www.bandisoft.com/honeyview/

Goodbye DPI, helps bypassing region blocks, not a VPN but it's something
https://github.com/ValdikSS/GoodbyeDPI

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Ratpoison. It just works. I find having a prefix key (like in Tmux) helps remember keybindings for some reason. Manual tiling is also the best way to tile because everything works just like I want. Ratpoison gets bonus points for being extra lightweight and easy to configure! Are there any other similar window managers/wayland compositors? Cagebreak is missing some features that I need (I can't remember anymore what exactly, since I haven't used it much). I also like emacs a lot! Also, some terminal programs that are useful for scripts include ripgrep, fd, gnu parallel, aria2c

>>28092
pcmanfm-qt rocks!

I also considered using Midnight Commander with libtrash alias (from Arch Linux wiki). It's a free software clone of Norton Commander.

>>18178
Have you tried Pinta?

>>17012
>zzzFM
What does it have over SpaceFM I know SpaceFM hasn't been updated for half a decade now but it just works for the most part. That has a gtk2 build in the aur but it doesn't have non udev mount tools as additional dependencies like SpaceFM. Pmount only works sometimes on SpaceFM. There's another fork which is actually maintained called SpaceFM thermitegod but it fucked up the keybindings adding more key chords also mouse support was also fucked on the AUR build but I don't know if it's intentional cause it works on some parts and those key chords seem to point that is has a more "keyboard driven" interface. zzzFM also hasn't been updated for a few years it seems.

>>16993
like an RDP client?

>>16993
termux
vnc stuff
rdp
kdeconnect
adb

How is honeyview compared to nomacs?



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Recently my asshole father installed a bunch of cameras all over the house, after a sleepless night where he threatened to kick me out and accused me of stealing his iphone and razor. So it was either cameras or a homeless shelter. With how little privacy I have now (I used to cook food and talk to myself for hours in the kitchen, dont feel comfortable doing that anymore with big brother watching), this got me thinking about all of those unprotected security cameras that anyone can easily figure out the passwords to, and play creepy sounds/noise music to mess with people. I'm seriously considering doing this to scare the fuarrrk out of him nonstop so he'll return them.

Does anyone still dabble in this sport? I'm assuming the same methods of finding ip cameras still apply.
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Uh you should probably get help from the authorities instead of trying to make the situation worst

Alot of parents want to put GPS trackers on their kids but then want to ban them from having social media accounts due to "privacy" concerns

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>>27523
Did he find his phone and shaving equipment? I can't imagine my parents installing cameras in the home. I wouldn't do that either. That's FUCKED UP.

What comic is that again.

Also get out




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so how did google just make a tld?
did they buy it or smth? does it relate to the dns somehow? im genuinely curious how the process for something like that would go and i thought i'd hit up you guys to see if there was any collective answer

>>27865
It's part of the gTLD new shit
They had to apply to ICANN iirc, and pay $185,000 registration fee and then they pay renewal fee every year.
Next round of applications is next year.

I think it's just the same process as others nTLDs like ".xyz", ".fun", etc
They just chose to not resell domains under their .google and don't make any profit from it.



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