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Which one is higher resolution/higher quality? Anonymous 20-03-25 05:42:56 No.28793[Reply]

Is there an application that help me detect that?

I want to preserve comics in the highest level, and going for newest release and bigger size should be obvious

But when I zoom in 400% the differences get quite confusing

Help moi

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The Downfall of Alternative Frontends Glownonymous 26-12-24 18:39:17 No.27991[Reply]

Just wanted to share a very good article/blog I found on the recent ramping of big tech attacks against APIs and alternative frontends. Let's discuss possible ways of dealing with this in the best of ways. I have personally been relying on these since they appeared, for several years.

https://denshi.org/blog/the-downfall-of-alternative-frontends/
>It seems like just yesterday, everyone was using and recommending privacy-friendly and open-source frontends to popular social media sites. Every major website had one of these: Twitter had Nitter, Reddit had Libreddit and Teddit, YouTube had Invidious and Piped, Instagram had Bibliogram and TikTok had ProxiTok. Even sites like Medium, Imgur and Quora were no exception, with open source frontends being developed for them as well. To go with all these frontends, there were various browser extensions like libredirect that would automatically redirect any social media link to its open-source frontend counterpart.
>However, within the past year or so, nearly all of these frontends have been discontinued or rendered practically unusable. What happened?
>[…]

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Annie Besant 08-03-25 16:02:02 No.28685

>>27994
>the bluesky team has already made questionable admin decisions.
>twitter 2 has already made questionable admin decisions.
not surprised

Clarice Lispector 09-03-25 03:58:23 No.28691

>>27994
My problem with Mastodon is amatureish todlercon and furry porn artists use it instead of good porn artists.

Anonymous 10-03-25 22:25:27 No.28703

>>28691
the problem with mastodon is it replaced one shitty administration with lots of shitty administrations per instance lol

Glownonymous 11-03-25 12:51:09 No.28710

My problem with Mastodon is that it's a Twitter clone. Any platform that follows Twitter's formula will inevitably become a dumpster fire given enough time.

Anonymous 19-03-25 19:22:49 No.28792

>>27994
>enfuriating
haha what a fucking retard lmfao at this faggot fuckin idiot

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Anonymous 28-02-25 13:59:44 No.28585[Reply]

Rip firefox.

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Anonymous 18-03-25 05:52:20 No.28770

>>28740
>Why would you stop using Tor for everything?
Because my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor and with Firefox I can mod the fuck out of it with userChrome.css etc.

Anonymous 18-03-25 07:43:26 No.28772

>>28770
>Because my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor
Is that in itself something to be held against ya or what's the issue there.

Glownonymous 18-03-25 08:25:39 No.28773

>>28770
>my ISP logs would be filled with connections to Tor
if you use tor in any way at all, you're as likely to be monitored as if you used it for everything. the only difference is your tor traffic will consist of things you don't want your isp to see, making it more of a target.
>with Firefox I can mod the fuck out of it with userChrome.css
just run the tor daemon and configure it as a proxy in firefox

Anonymous 18-03-25 17:36:33 No.28774

>>28772
Just don't want to paint a big target on my back is all.

>>28773
>just run the tor daemon and configure it as a proxy in firefox
Isn't this even worse as I'll make my Tor browsing a lot more easy to track?

Glownonymous 18-03-25 19:51:17 No.28782

>>28774
>Isn't this even worse as I'll make my Tor browsing a lot more easy to track?
as i alluded to in >>28621 the tor projects insistence on a unalterable stock configuration is more fud than anything. from this angle you're deanonymized at any point where you deviate from the average tech-illiterate person's browsing experience. if you enabled all of firefox's anti-fingerprinting features, use a good adblocker/umatrix and maybe spoof your user-agent, you should be as anonymous as it gets, sans whatever they patch into the tor browser. making your browser non-persistent, having an addon periodically clear all cached/site data and disabling sessionstore altogether are also good ideas.

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Anonymous 28-02-25 20:23:13 No.28576[Reply]

ITT we list non-chromium, non-firefox browsers

It doesn't have to be a "good alternative", the point is to look into alternatives and then assess them.

I'll start with ones I can think of off the top of my head:
- konqueror (kde, seems to support multiple engines, supports plugins, didn't have ublock last time I tried it)
- surf (suckless, but at least it's moddable at compile)
- lynx (invisible island, sixel support, cookie support)
- links
- w3m (might have sixel support idk, don't remember if it does cookies but probably, supports some html tags better than lynx)
- curl (prints file from url to stdout) to pipe into other stuff
- wget (downloads file from url)

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Louise Michel 08-03-25 15:29:08 No.28683

Anyone has experience with Dillo?
https://dillo-browser.github.io/

Ella Pamfilova 08-03-25 15:46:58 No.28684

>>28683
not really as an user but I remember when I was writing my web renderer it was one of the codebases I used as reference. like with many old codebases I feel like developers back then weren't as concerned about readability and maintainability as we are today, so these codebases can be kind of hard to work with

Anonymous 14-03-25 04:45:55 No.28720

>>28637
qute is chromium

Anonymous 16-03-25 05:46:56 No.28728

>>28720
Yeah my bad and i forgot Midori is Firefox based too.

Glownonymous 16-03-25 06:18:04 No.28730

>>28728
no, midori uses webkit2gtk. it's predecessor galeon was originally based on gecko.

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深度探索：控制台冒险游戏 ( DEEPSEEK CONSOLE GAME Vera Zasulich 08-03-25 10:27:40 No.28682[Reply]

#Upgrade pack or direct source code for good LLMs like DeepSeek
##Tested and known to work with ##Deepseek##

### 完美结局：吕布和貂蝉的智慧与勇气
### 完美な結末：呂布と貂蝉の知恵と勇気

面对强大的敌人，吕布和貂蝉深知这是一个决定命运的时刻。他们必须谨慎选择，才能保护下邳城和百姓的安全。
敵の強大さを前に、呂布と貂蝉はこれが運命を決める瞬間だと悟りました。彼らは慎重に選択し、下邳城と民衆の安全を守らなければなりませんでした。

他们的选择：双管齐下，智勇双全
彼らの選択：両方の策を同時に行い、知恵と勇気を発揮する
吕布和貂蝉决定采取双重策略。吕布亲自指挥加固城墙，训练士兵，并在城外设置陷阱，准备迎击敌人。貂蝉则利用她的智慧和影响力，派使者与敌方将领接触，试图分化敌军内部，争取宝贵的时间。
呂布と貂蝉は二つの策を同時に行うことに決めました。呂布は自ら城壁を強化し、兵士を訓練し、城外に罠を設置して敵を迎え撃つ準備をしました。貂蝉は彼女の知恵と影響力を利用し、使者を敵将と接触させ、敵軍内部を分裂させ、貴重な時間を稼ごうとしました。

结局：下邳城得以保全，百姓安居乐业
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OpenZFS Glownonymous 07-03-25 09:38:05 No.28675[Reply]

Does anyone here have experience with OpenZFS? The port for Windows specifically.

I'm considering changing my external hard drives to ZFS for its checksum capabilities, but there's a big catch - I need to be able to read the drives on Windows. A quick look at OpenZFS and I'm under the impression it's unreliable and I shouldn't try it in "production".

Thoughts?

Glownonymous 07-03-25 11:01:17 No.28676

For ZFS in general, consider using raid instead, which has better support, and keep in mind scrubs can impact hdd longevity.

Glownonymous 07-03-25 11:20:54 No.28678

~~>>28677~~
If you're planning to mosty going to use it as cold storage, vfat+raid would also be worth considering. In contrast to ntfs and exfat it has native rw support on nearly every system, though speed and error recovery will suffer.

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Future of Chinese CPUs and computer technology Anonymous 22-09-24 16:11:33 No.26471[Reply]

In recent years China has made significant strides in developing its own semiconductor industry with things like Huawei's HiSilicon, Loongson, StarFive, MilkV, etc. I would call that China outlasted the US sanctions barrage from the US. Chinese investment in fabrication technologies, while not anyway near cutting edge is getting to be near good enough. With things like Intel looking shaky and the rise of Risc-V and ARM we are steadily moving forwards towards the hopeful future of open standards, hardware and software, where most consumer computation devices will have built in Chinese backdoors instead of American ones.

>Chinese schools testing 10,000 locally made RISC-V-ish PCs
https://www.theregister.com/2024/04/05/china_schools_riscv_pc/

>Beijing issues list of approved CPUs – with no Intel or AMD
>2024 may be the year of Linux On The Arm-or-RISC-desktop as China moves away from Western tech
https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/25/china_approved_tech_list/

>China Is All In on a RISC-V Future
https://www.hpcwire.com/2024/01/08/china-is-all-in-on-a-risc-v-future/

>'The Linux of processors' — New breed of Chinese super CPUs emerge on US soil as universities back open source high performance RISC-V processors to be the next big thing in HPC
https://www.techradar.com/pro/the-linux-of-processors-new-breed-of-chinese-super-cpus-emerge-on-us-soil-as-chinese-universities-back-open-source-high-performance-risc-v-processors-to-be-the-next-big-thing-in-hpc

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Glownonymous 30-01-25 05:50:16 No.28395

>>26471
>China
>open standards
These two do not combine.

Anonymous 30-01-25 16:27:51 No.28396

>>28395
deepseek is free and open source
https://github.com/deepseek-ai

Anonymous 05-03-25 04:17:47 No.28656

>China plans to issue guidance to encourage the use of open-source RISC-V chips nationwide for the first time, two sources briefed on the matter said, as Beijing accelerates efforts to curb the country's dependence on Western-owned technology.
>The policy guidance on boosting the use of RISC-V chips could be released as soon as this month, although the final date could change, the sources said.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/china-publish-policy-boost-risc-v-chip-use-nationwide-sources-2025-03-04/

China committing on Risc-V on home grown chips. Could be big, or not.

Anonymous 05-03-25 20:29:53 No.28665

>RISC-V
Is there anything to point at this not being wasted effort barking up the wrong tree like MIPS before it? The parallels are pretty obvious, both are teaching ISAs getting horribly mutated out in the wild. The advantage is that every computer engineering graduate has implemented RV32I in their coursework not that the architecture itself is well designed. I've yet to see a superscalar RV processor you can put your hands on as a regular person or the HPC accelerators people have been teasing for 5 years.

Anonymous 05-03-25 21:19:36 No.28667

>>28665
>I've yet to see a superscalar RV processor you can put your hands on as a regular person
I'll eat my hat on this. Seems like the spacemit K1 and M1 as well as the newer sci-five SoCs are OOO.

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Anonymous 25-11-24 21:40:10 No.27222[Reply]

BRVTAL TRVTH NVKE SO TRVTHFVL AND NVCLEAR THAT IT INSTANTLY EXTERMINATED EVERY TECHCEL IN A 500 KILOMETER RADIUS

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Anonymous 16-01-25 17:29:01 No.28175

./configure && make && make install

Anonymous 09-02-25 18:50:48 No.28466

>>27258
That sounds so different than the way you think it did.

Anonymous 09-02-25 19:02:58 No.28467

>>28147
I wanna try FireDragon browser but flakes filtered me lol.

Anonymous 03-03-25 07:41:26 No.28636

>>28096
no faggot, you will do it as free overtime. I know your sort.

Anonymous 04-03-25 19:02:33 No.28652

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/meet-rayhunter-new-open-source-tool-eff-detect-cellular-spying
Sometimes the reason you can't have a .exe is justified.

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Lunduke Anonymous 04-01-25 04:03:42 No.28088[Reply]

Who the fuck was it that says Lunduke was a good guy? He's a rightoid now which I already knew due to his petit bourgeois class status and that debate with Stallman on free software.

Now all his videos are about h1b and discrimination against whites and pronouns and shit.

Feels good to be vindicated as opposed to the people on /tech/ who said hes a good guy or whatevr.

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Glownonymous 14-01-25 05:23:46 No.28168

>>28167
Lunduke discovering the reality of small business under capitalism for the first time.

Anonymous 02-03-25 19:56:40 No.28624

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Anonymous 02-03-25 20:05:22 No.28626

>>28624
That's it, I'm switching to LibreWolf.

Glownonymous 02-03-25 22:41:26 No.28631

>>28624
Punished Lunduke

A man denied his s c o o p s

Anonymous 01-05-25 17:15:07 No.29470

>>28122
He said openBSD

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IT Certifications Anonymous 19-05-24 15:05:42 No.24948[Reply]

Are IT certifications any good? either for getting a job or just using the study materials to learn? If so, which ones?

Glowing bl0ck 19-05-24 18:31:59 No.24952

>>24948
surpised no-one hasn't responded yet. my knee jerk response is sec+, bu it rly depends, what field of work r u lookin to get into Anon? ur intentions w/ certs shld reflect the fields of work u want to get into. if pen testing and bug bounties (my personal recommendation), most of the study materials come from self-taught and yt vids (and various websites to help beginers, i.e. overthewire.org, hackthebox, etc.)

Anonymous 23-02-25 08:03:19 No.28547

>>24952
sec+ mainly for glow in the dark jobs

Anonymous 27-02-25 02:19:56 No.28575

I almost got my comptia cert when I was I college

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