/tech/ - Technology

only small stuff like sata cables because they break often so it is good to have spares
throw away the stuff once you are done with it and/or you don't need it anymore, don't become a hoarder

Not really versed in it myself but yes, IP cameras are a dumpster fire. Do it.

know anyone that can "self-host" those cameras? in a third world/first world only second world is safe installing your own offline cameras yourself is very much worth, but is a privacy nightmare if you don't build it yourself and let some company or brand or someone else do it

>>26754 (me)
but I think only an engineer would be able to do something like this so might as well become an engineer I guess

>>26753
how

hey guys this thread comment and name is stolen from lainchan you can see it in that op didn't bother changing fuarrrk back to fuck don't engage with this low effort thread

Any updates on the drama? Or is it completely forgotten now, just like every radlib whine about Stallman?

>>26721
There wasn't even any drama, nobody cares about the "report" or even Stallman.

>>26723
I mean, this had 150+ replies both in lobsters and hn, and even more in a number of subreddits. what do you expect stallman to answer? how are you even supposed to respond to anonymous false accusations?
stallman and foss in general is a symbol, usually you can tell how desperate programmers are for work and corporate endorsement based on their opinion on either

>>26689
Dun-dun-duuuuuunnnnn!

"The person accusing Richard Stallman of being a pedophile is an addicted lolicon himself"
https://old.reddit.com/r/stupidpol/comments/1g8o3tb/the_person_accusing_richard_stallman_of_being_a/
by https://old.reddit.com/user/OiiiiiiiiOiiiOiiiii
Fully quoting so you don't have to go to reddit:

>You may have missed it, but a few days ago, a mastodon account https://mastodon.social/@report_press published The Stallman Report https://stallman-report.org/, which accuses Richard Stallman of many things, but primarily defending sexual assault and being a pedophile defender. These are based on the decades old statements that Stallman has either fully or partially retracted. It also advocates for removing four other members of the FSF board: Alexandre Oliva, Geoffrey Knauth, Gerald Sussman, Henry Poole for being "contemporaneous with the 2019 scandal". Today, the FSF is holding a "discussion forum" to determine if the members should remain on the board (link https://fosstodon.org/@jimsalter/113330555018293763)

>As it turned out, one of the main authors (perhaps the only one) turned out to be Drew Devault (also known as sircmpwn). The proof https://archive.is/1Ayzf includes hosting the report website at the same IP address as his own personal site, as well as hosting a draft of the report on his website https://archive.is/R2KPV . Drew has also made similar posts about Stallman before on his blog Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>26737
Kyoko is not a loli.

>>26625
Their motive as to why their pretending to take it down for palestine is likely to make palestine supporters look like america-hating dumbasses.Wouldn't be suprised if they turn out to be straight up zionists

Probably done by people because Internet Archive also hosts BANNED books on history and politics

>>26608
>This Blackmeta guy must be joking, or insane, or both.
he's neither joking nor insane. Either he got some glowiebux for this or is blackmailed by them

>>26619
>le hacking website that's the usa has been messing with and is neutral to the whole war while providing web archives for anyone including whistleblower info on israeli is good
twitter radlib pls go

most obvious false flag I've ever seen, of course this fucking guy didn't do it because of "israel"

Could ya be getting trottled? I remeber downloading animal crossing without a vpn and getting trottled for like 2 months for seeding. Kinda sounds like what I went through.

>>26481
Idk. I download torrents a lot. I have changed provider and the problem persists

>>26482
Could it be a windows thing? Have you tried booting into a linux flash drive to see if it's like that on like, NixOS + KDE or something stable like that?

>>26483
Gonna test windows safe mode tomorrow then

>>26480
might be a DSN thing, see if you can change your pc's primary and secondary DSN to something like google (8.8.8.8) idk what google's secondary dsn is

> Attention: You have to activate JavaScriptto be able to use this website.
If you want to larp as a forumfag, at least use xenforo or sth.

>>26706
>social media
>registration and profiles
Fuck this.

https://www.yooco.org
>Create your own Social Network
WTF? Why?

>>26690
Just let the nuclear family regulate itself

Literally authoritarianism.

parents really just want the State and the world to parent for them like if you actually talked to your children about what they like and watch or even just checked the browser history/accounts/group chats most of the shit parents complain about wrt to the internet and social media wouldn't be an issue. I see this dynamic all the time where the same exact parents who don't spend quality time with there kids and basically don't parent in general get pissed that there kid was exposed to xyz media like there aren't one or more adults in charge of that kids media access. Shit blows me anon

t.childcare worker

>>26697
Based deadbeat parents support socialized childcare.

>>26698
tbh atp deadbeat parents are a reason I support socialized healthcare so the kid can come chill with there peers get some free food and not deal with a shit homelife for a couple hours

just dont plug your tvs to the internet

>>26527
a 4k OLED should last you a while. I'm reasonably sure they make 'em

>>26528
If you're going to get one of these slow, unresponsive pieces of shit, you might as well connect to the Internet. All of them should have adb support. You either need to find a debloating script or drop all telemetry server adresses in /etc/hosts.

Have you considered

Not connecting your TV to the network

Then it wouldn't spy on you


The real problem will be when all the TVs that exist force you to go online to even USE them (I think some Roku? TVs do this chinletry, God help us all if this becomes standard)

The problem with lambda calculus is that you eventually run out of other people's imperative code

>>26654
beta reduce yourself, retard

>>26653
There are mathematical differences. But they are equivalent. How hard is that to understand?

I don't want to think about the underlying machine, I just want to execute code.

>>26679
Wdym you don't want the size of the cacheline to run snake?

>>26665
Laser printers are sturdy and cost-efficient. Inkjet printers cost less, but their operation is more error-prone, the ink dries without frequent use and cartridges are relatively expensive (recent HP printers only accept brand cartridges with a code).
>The question is important to me, i'm kind of on a deadline but trying to search this stuff is very overwhelming with everyone trying to sell me something, i'm not a big digital buyer.
Get a used one. Brother printers work reliably and have good driver support on nearly everything. HP printers are meh, but widely supported and often come cheap.

everyone says do the brother laser printers but theyre >$150 toner should last years but will be ~$80 to get refill. kinda wish i went with that

the alternative is to get a shitty hp for like $50 and a $10 16oz bottle of ink with a syringe a diy refill it. you gotta be careful though cause if you run it dry it will melt the print heads and you gotta pay nearly $30 for a new one and if you accidentally connect to the internet and update the firmware it can brick cartridges based on serial number after approx 120 pages. ive been using one and had to get around 5 or 6 new carts in just as many years but have printed thousands of pages on that 16oz of ink. every few months i have to fiddle with it for hours switching old carts with new carts until it fills up the memory for serial numbers and finally lets me print without arbitrarily rejecting the cart for being expired. they had a class action that forced them to rollback the drivers and they just did it again right after and if you get a new one they will try to lock you in to ink subscriptions. it also can help if you get a $5 suction clip for priming the refill or sometimes it wont work and you have to try to push from the top with a syringe or blow with your mouth and get ink all over the place. also the ink is water based and will smear if you get your prints wet. i've been on the same cart for the last year by just remembering to refill it every 60 or so prints and using linux with no hp software on it when it rejects the cart i just turn it on and off and then it works

>>26667
>everyone says do the brother laser printers but theyre >$150
They could also get a HP laserjet at a lower price. Mine works well enough.

invest in a laser tank printer. you'll save money in the long run. I have an HP LaserJet Tank MFP 2604. works great. prints are less than $.01