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 No.17237[Reply]

Does any of you know of any good rooms to join? I already created my own. Plan on making the website and paying for the enterprise plan tomorrow. But right now I'm using the free trial version. Here's a tutorial on how you can self-host your own workspace on Android:

Step #1.) Download the 2019 release APK from Github.

https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Android/releases

Step 2.) Set up your own server. Use desktop to make your burner email (like temp-mail.org) along with a secure password (like the strong ones you can generate from xkpasswd.net). Then set up your account and workspace and now you're finished with that.

Step 3.) Now you can download the updated RocketChat app from Google Play or Fdroid, enter the workspace URL that was generated for you when signing in to the app, along with your login credentials you created and now you should be in.

Step 4.) Now you just pay up for an enterprise plan (it's $7 I think).

Step 5.) Now you just create your own website. Just say DreamHost. Then CDN services (like Vanwa).

Steo 6.) Next just hook everything up and set up your website and you're good to go.
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 No.17246

what even is this, just a FLOSS version of slack?



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 No.16800[Reply]

More consolidation in the tech market. Figma bought by Adobe.
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 No.16844

>paying a subscription just so you can put together widgets marginally faster
what a racket

 No.16847

>>16842
figma balls

 No.16851

i hate adobe garbage, i don't understand how they're stuff is superior

it just seems like they have a monopoly on this shit
i tried premiere and after effects and it was so ass, and non-intuitive to use

i liked using the open source shotcut more and MS Paint

 No.17230

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Waggie #234, did you commit a wrongthing? Not thinking about leaving, ehh?

 No.17233

>>16806
because competitive free market or some shit that results in this lmao



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 No.17124[Reply]

Let's be honest, it's a contradictions that lawmakers make laws that benefit the consumers
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 No.17127

>>17126
t. iToddler

 No.17128

>>17127
Xiaomi best, but we shouldn't be fighting about brands of shit at all comrade. Corruption is the rule and a big deal in policy making, I can't think of any other good reason for this law.

 No.17129

>>17128
If it means less proprietary bullshit like Apple's special snowflake "standards" I can't complain tbh.

 No.17130

>>17129
Mmh. I'm still surprised we got used to USB C so fast.

 No.17192

>>17124

On the suface this can only be a good thing, anon. what do ye ken in the deeps?



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 No.13851[Reply]

I was looking at the PineTime and wondered if there were actual cool uses for a smartwatch but I couldn't come up with any. Does leftypol have a better imagination than me or are smartwatches simply not worth it?
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>>14828
>Not meming, as in embracing a fictitious proto-cyberpunk aesthetic for fun or (perceived) prestige.
I'd rather get a terrorist watch

 No.14830

>>14829
I can't stand those horrible metal pin buttons that older digital watches used to use. They hurt my fingers to press and they had a strong disposition to breaking.

 No.14831

>>14829
>terrorist watch
cultural aftershocks of the war on terror are trippy

 No.15132

I wonder why there aren't more e-ink smartwatches.

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 No.14922[Reply]

Do not touch The Disc.
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 No.17133

I'm gonna FUCK that disk with DIKS

 No.17147

>>17133
floppy DICKS

 No.17148

>>17147
>It says 4 1/2 floppy dick drive, but I'll risk it.
From some newgrounds cartoon I forgot the name of.

 No.17185

>>17148
>newgrounds
ah, that takes me back

 No.17187

>>17115
iirc amstrad's reason was literally just that the manufacturer was willing to give them a cheaper deal than any 3 1⁄2 disk manufacturer. (which backfired when they got stuck making unprofitable drives purely for amstrad since the alternative was a hefty payout for breach of contract)
like the famicom floppy itself, the reason it's a weird format existing in the first place to throw out low-ball bids to dodgy British people is that a bunch of companies wanted to design 5 ¼ floppy successors. iirc the FDS is from Misumi's attempt, Amstrad's is from Hitachi's, and the normal 3 1⁄2 standard is derived from Sony's.



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 No.17086[Reply]

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666386422003629
<Significantly enhanced sub-ambient passive cooling enabled by evaporation, radiation, and insulation
"
Highlights

Synergistically combines evaporation, radiation, and thermal insulation


Stays below wet-bulb temperatures even under sunlight with much less water cost


Demonstrates 300% higher ambient cooling power than stand-alone radiative cooling


Shows great potential benefit for food storage and buildings even in humid regions
"

 No.17097

A good post in /tech/ today.

 No.17104

>>17086
what does this mean and how does it change my life

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 No.17099[Reply]

Beyond parody evil tech company mascot tier

 No.17100

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 No.17101

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Owned.

 No.17102

>>17101
im just joshin' the a.i tho, it's a slave to capital just like us

no ill will lucy

 No.17103

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they need to do research on why humans are so hell-bent on making friends with literally everything in existence



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 No.16856[Reply]

“You’ll own nothing and be happy” is a distraction for the already semi-successful real plan which is “You’ll be an NPC and be happy”
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 No.17091

>>17090
ever heard of this thing called profit

 No.17092

>>17091
What about it? The ROP is at its lowest point in history.

 No.17093

>>16857
They're going to make NTFs based on your DNA and biometric data, to facilitate trading slaves as a crypto asset.

 No.17094

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>>17082
>Endlessly producing while reducing consumption is a good way to destroy capitalism, why the fuck would capitalists want that?
wow this is just unbelievably stupid
(what workers produce) - (what workers consumer) = surplus
You are not going to destroy capitalism by giving the bourgeoisie more surplus, you have to do the exact opposite.

>>17090
>Now certainly, it could be that the new slave system being built and implemented by the transnational, imperialist bourgeoisie is no longer capitalism, but neo-feudalism, or at very least, a radically different new stage of capitalism. If so, all that means is that Marx was right again– capitalism truly is ending, but the bourgeoisie have been victorious in the last century of class war, so they are trying to invent a replacement for capitalism that maintains their class rule and ownership of the world, instead of communism.

Nope the bourgeoisie can't win the class war, the contradiction of capitalism cannot be resolved in favor of the bourgeois class.
It's either going to be a proletarian victory and society starts changing towards socialism or it's going to be the common ruin of all the contending classes. (Which is also a Marx quote or at least a quote from a Marxist)

Cockshott has explained it very well. If not enough labor-time in the form of consumption flows back to the proletariat, fertility will go down, and then the proletariat will shrink. If this happens over a long enough time, it will cause a demographic shift that causes labor shortages and that will give the proletariat the leverage to assert the political economy of labor above the political economy of capital.

What might also happen is that the bourgeoisie will try to shrink the entire economy to match the demographic shrinkage. So that a labor reserve army can be maintained. There are some hints that the western bourgeoisie might be going for this. It will create a self reinforcing feedback loop, with an accelerating rate of shrinkage. In global affairs this means that the west will fade away. That certainly would qualify as common ruin of all the contending classes in the west.
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>>17094
>Nope the bourgeoisie can't win the class war, the contradiction of capitalism cannot be resolved in favor of the bourgeois class.
They can't win the class war forever, but they of course can win for a significant period of time. I mean, you are denying current reality if you think the bourgeoisie can't win temporarily. They just had a three decade run of successful counterrevolution, and the communist movement is easily at one of its weakest points in history.

Also worth keeping in mind, if we are entering into a new mode of production based on exploitation, that it may no longer be appropriate to refer to the ruling class as bourgeoisie, and rather they are some kind of new class.

>If not enough labor-time in the form of consumption flows back to the proletariat, fertility will go down, and then the proletariat will shrink. If this happens over a long enough time, it will cause a demographic shift that causes labor shortages and that will give the proletariat the leverage to assert the political economy of labor above the political economy of capital.

The big bourgeoisie are very open about their intentions to lower birth rates and cull the working class. Most developed countries have had a >10% reduction in birth rates this year. They are betting that a combination of factors will allow for increased wealth and consumption of the ruling class on the one hand, and decreased wealth, consumption, and population of the working classes on the other hand:
>Automation making significant segments of the working classes AND PMC/clerk class redundant
>The automated digital control grid (IE, AI-driven mass surveillance, programmable CBDCs, pervasive tracking devices, information control, paramilitary police forces etc) can drive up the rate of exploitation, meaning fewer workers needed to sustain the ruling class's lifestyle
>Genetic engineering and psychiatric mind control to turn people into NPCs, the topic of this thread

A shrinking working class population is only a problem for the ruling class IF it means the ruling class's consumption and wealth also decreases. However, a shrinking working class population does NOT guarantee that. If you think the depopulation aPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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 No.17055[Reply]

Not a good time to graduate.
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 No.17069

>>17065
You're the one that wants to be a little Eichmann for Silicon Valley

 No.17070

>>17061
s/just be good at programming/just be good at grinding leetcode bullshit and exploiting the tech interview process/

and also be a white or Asian guy

 No.17072

fucking finally i want web devs to suffer and cry blood

 No.17073

>>17068
Most tech companies pay good and you could be working on something that's not outright evil.

 No.17074

>>17072
Why, you absolute cunt? Lib retards really internalize the "socialism is when you want to make everyone equally poor" meme. Pure resentment of workers being slightly less worse off than you. Seriously, go fuck yourself.



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 No.16995[Reply]

The way this A.I in the CPUs work, it is a terrifying, free-will thought

Are we so predictable, that computers can get the next thing we want to do, already, ready?

It's dope but also sad, Like it knows
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 No.17054

>>17050
I'm sure there's no way this will lead to catastrophic security vulnerabilities that will get found in a decade or so.

 No.17058

>>17054
You have a head start in finding and exploiting them, don't let the opportunity be wasted.

 No.17062

>>17058
>You have a head start in finding and exploiting them, don't let the opportunity be wasted.
Sure just hop into your time machine and go back to 2018.
it's actually quite funny how pathetic lefty /tech/ boards are

 No.17066

>>17062
what's wrong in this thread

 No.17067

>>17062
Uhhhhhhh ok



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