/tech/ - Technology

Its true. All thats left is big tech monopolies (remember, amazon hosts so much shit). Not to mention the exploitative nature of the attention economy (and even if you think youre avoiding it by using duckduckgo, its just Bing in disguise, you will be clickbaited). To all comrades addicted such as myself all I can say is delete all your accounts and smash your smartphone in a luddite rage. Regain some control and reconnect with fellow humans to stand a chance against the Big Tech. No mercy for the big tech nerds!

It's not dead internet, it's centralized internet and unsearchable internet. Internet traffic became more centralized towards major platforms like Twitter and Facebook and Reddit, Google monopolized search and then destroyed it with SEO rendering the internet unsearchable. In other words, the United States once again made the mistake of leaving a vitally important public resource in the hands of the private monopolies who turn a potentially-great technology into an unusable piece of shit. The internet is the new railroad.

Everyhting is just an influencer marketing bullshit shtick and they want me to scan my face for that? Fuck that. Luckily, cool software like classic imageboards or new fediverse shit can run on a toaster, when the classic http internet gets fully surveiled and controlled we'll just have to adapt and switch to onions, or something else. Be creative with it.

It's only a useful website if you're interested in the occult, but I recently found wizardforums.com. It reminds me of the old internet, just people chatting about a common interest. Highly suggest it to other occultists.

>>30412
How do you install that, I can't find it on AUR.

>>30413
You’ve got to compile it from a feather, ash mixed with water and some wood pulp.

I mean it might be packaged by someone somewhere and the version I’m compiling from is from 1687, so presumably if there is a packaged version it’s probably newer, but hey if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

>>30410
>Its also bloated and slow, and its internal wiki style links might not transfer to another system so notes might get linkrot if I switch to other platforms in the future
shouldn't the links be easy to replicate in another MD editor, i don't see what's so special about a folder of .md files pointing at each other

>>30409
>Haven't yet setup any LSPs or Treesitter, don't really have any projects to motivate it.
Was looking for an excuse, simply can't believe didn't configure this years ago.
It's so easy with Helix that even editing one file made it worth it to setup an LSP.

>>29756
txt files with zim
I'm on Linux Mint so Xed would be a nice alternative because you can navigate through folders

>>26538
I go on nukechan too but leftypol is the main one I use. Hope someone forks this app because I don't think any other chan app has this site on it

>>26539
Time to put PWA back on the menu…

>>26560
anything but that

>>26561
Why not?

it's back :)

>>31738
>>31753
>>31757
>whats le socialist solution to irrelevant nerd shit?
communism has nothing to do with fucking web infrastructure buds, stop pretending its about alleviating every little fucking problem of capitalism

>>31762
nah

>>31768
lmfao complaining about le monopolies is 100% petit bourgeois shit i mean look at this shit bruh >>31823

>>31750
Only good post

finally i realized the real nature of the so called "decentralized" fediverse. it is a total scam!

>>32178
The Pseudo-Decentralization of Mastodon – Just Another Illusion

Mastodon and the broader Fediverse are frequently sold as the holy grail of “real” decentralization – in contrast to evil centralized platforms. In reality, this is mostly marketing.The largest instances (mastodon.social, mastodon.online, mas.to) are all controlled by the same legal entity: the Mastodon gGmbH / corporation, led by Eugen Rochko. Two or three of the biggest nodes = one single boss. That’s not decentralization; that’s just a slightly distributed company structure.Sure, right-wing instances like Truth Social exist (or Gab, or others). But they rarely federate meaningfully with the big leftist-leaning main instances. In practice you get two (or three) almost completely separate, ideologically closed networks that only talk to their political allies. That’s not open federation – that’s allied dictatorships communicating with each other.At the end of the day every single instance is still a miniature centralized dictatorship with an owner who can ban, defederate, censor, or simply shut down the server whenever they feel like it. Mastodon.social, Truth Social, Reddit, X – structurally they are the same thing: one admin, one set of rules, one kill switch.The Fediverse is “decentralized” in exactly the same sense that Reddit, X and 4chan are decentralized: you can choose which dictator you want to live under. That’s the whole difference.

>>32179
we have to retvrn to OStatus/GNU Social

>>32174
Using Windows on a VM even on Linux is a risky gamble, but it's used primarily because it will save even behind a VM.

And Windows mobile UI.

I could do this but I'm not autistic enough, I use Arch Linux but because it's fun

>>30759
>>31394
I wonder how well ternary computing and optical computing complement each other. Both might as well be meaningless buzzwords to me, but those seem to be the least meme tier future paradigms in how we do computing in the future apart from just binary silicon semiconductors.

>>32160
Dutch pearl clutching intensifies.

>>26471
This shit is pointless

>>32170
t.

>>28624
Punished Lunduke

A man denied his s c o o p s

>>28122
He said openBSD

Having a normal one

>>31338
he looks like the meme lol

ultra-rare informative lunduke

just inherited a pixel 7a and installed Graphene. gonna slowly migrate from my current phone (Xiaomi poco)

- OnePlus 6T I got as a birthday present
- AAA battery powered Bluetooth Walkers headphones. They're too muffling (meant for gun ranges) but they sound good.

- DNSNet
- Kaomoji+ (app for kaomoji.ru)
- KDE Connect
- Markor
- Neko Atsume 2
- Simple Soroban
- RPG Simple Dice PLUS
- Simple Text Editor
- Tarot!
- Thumb-Key
- VLC

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>>32039 (me)
In fact this thread has convinced me I'm not interested enough in Brown Dust II to use the storage it takes up for it.

>>32039
I'm sorry for facepalming at your post

>>29518
Can't you get the revanced version of youtube music or do you want something different

Should I buy this as a beginner comrade? In my country it costs 2 dollars.

>>32024
Wait, it's that cheap? Might get one of these

>>32025
Its a clone mind you

>>32024
Not an ESP32 controlled board, but if you want you can get that instead
>>32025
Check out AliExpress, search "ESP32" (or "Arduino" or something like that)

>>31858
>a textbook on electronic theory. It's long, but written for beginners
You need the basics to really get the value from that reference manual. Try the Floyd series (circuits, electronics, digital, analog) which skips the calculus physics stuff that non-engineers can ignore at first

This is borderline and possibly actual creepshot territory.

>>31992
>This is borderline and possibly actual creepshot territory.
The only thing that will turn public opinion against mass surveillance is using it to creep on women. Gooners rise up for the good of society.

cyber gangstalking (real)