/tech/ - Technology

>>8371
based

>>8342
I wrote one in vanilla PHP with MySQL. It isn't especially extensible, however.

Please be bait lol

>>8349
it's also so that people get drip-fed dopamine and keep coming back for more. If you gave them everything at once, they'd take a second to look, see everything, and leave.
If you make them scroll up and make it so that they never really are in control of what they see, they stay on your service longer because they have an incentive to keep pushing the stupid button to get a treat

>>8325
I thought there new rocket broke down or smth
Thats not really rare

>>8325
A rocket China launched went into orbit but the launcher also accidentally went into orbit and will fall down within the next two weeks. It's pretty big, but it's not gonna come down and nuke a country. It'll likely catch fire on reentry and debris will fall into the ocean. There's still a possibility of it hitting civilization though.

I bet everyone's making a fuss about something that happens often because this time it's Chinese.

whenever someone is using the TOR node to spam it counts towards the specific connections post limit(to prevent flooding). So it's likely you're trying to make one post after someone tried to use it to spam and you hit the same limit.

When I tried visiting this site from Tor it just said that I am not allowed to do that.

>>8298
You have to use the onion address. Exit nodes are blocked because they are insecure.

>>8258
Posts that glow in the dark.

>>8259
Letting perfect security be the enemy of good security is glow

>>8287
For the last time I'm not using your honeypots like Signal or Telegram when XMPP exists.

>>8291
>>8251
no one uses xmpp, and it doesnt have cryptography natively….
not all implementations integrate with omemo and its ass and ugly and annoying, plus again no one uses it
Whats the problem with Signal? also there's p2p fork of Signal… not a great idea but also federated servers take effort so i guess for most people centralized makes sense here, its not optimal but fr what did Signal do to compromise security? they do real e2ee that is supposedly authenticated on each client, and its open source afaik so whats the deal
no matter what your metadata is fucked pretty much
also xmpp is federated too… so its also kinda ass for that

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>>8254
It's a mixed bag. Where I live, the public transportation is fairly reliable, you just have to live in the city. In the surrounding towns and country, the bus comes once every hour at best.

>>8234
>Is there a way out of this nightmare?
A lot of people would dietranshumanismTranshumanism

>>8267
>surveilance capitalism or barbarism, no inbetween
Take out that flag.

>>8268
the path to revolution and revolution are both paved with the blood of innocents

are you a cringe reformist?

>>8241
What bus?
>>8244
What train?

t. American

Elon will be the first guy killed for contract paid in cryptocurrency on the dark web.

>>8533
critical support to Comrade Musk in his struggle against crypto

Ethereum down, we should be able to buy GPUs again.

This uygha burned 15 billion.

>>8616
who is this retard
i heard he donated 1 billion like it was nothing

how did he become so rich

>>8216
>BadBIOS (uses radio, not sound)
Just don't have a radio mic or speakers?
Whats to stop you from popping open your laptop or cell phone and wireclipping the LTE/speaker cables.

>>8216
honestly who cares if ur not gonna do a crime

>>9314
well he can't admit to planning one nowadays can he?

>>9314
>honestly who cares if ur not gonna do a crime
>>9314
well he can't admit to planning one nowadays can he?
it's never been about crime
Knowledge is power, if corporations or other organisations know more about you as you know about them, they have an knowledge advantage over you that lets them politically disenfranchise you. Class societies have a class war going , and the surveillance stuff is them following the doctrine of "know your enemy". Even if you are just a rightist social democrat that wants bourgeois democracy with welfare capitalism, you have to insist on completely removing the state and corporations from personal devices and home networks, or you' won't even be able to have bourgeois democracy.

Even if the proletariat has robust control over the state you would still make personal devices off limits, people store their personal lives in these things and it's almost like violating bodily autonomy if you give powerful organisations access to personal devices. You wouldn't want to be frisked by the police in the offline world even if you have nothing to hide, so it's not ok to do that in the online world.

It's also really stupid for strategical considerations, the NSA or big tech is not securing the access they have to your machines, so even if you are fine with making people corporate serfs without political rights, you would still hand them over to basically moderately tech-able organisations that can buy cyber-break-in tools from the grey market. Basically the backdoors to your computer and communications will become available to your local mafia, eventually, because big organisations leak what ever trick they develop.

For a strong socialist society the reasons are different, people cannot be politically disenfranchised even if you backdoor devices. But it would still compromise your technology and infrastructure. You have no reason to believe that a socialist society would be better at securing "the other end of the backdoor". It makes your society vulnerable to coordination-collapse-attacks. An example of this type of attack was the Soviet block dissolution. The entire economic system relied on the central planning buro for economic coordination and once the neo-liberal coup was able to bPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>9327
GOOD post.

Five ways in which tech workers are organizing

Five ways in which tech workers are organizing

I've worked in Big Tech and holy shit are people brainwashed to dick suck the company and it's leaders.

>>8227
It was just interesting material to introduce other tech people to organizing and give them a lens to understand what is happening in the field.

It would also be interesting to know if you can think of other forms that you find relevant

Yes.

Of course it is, goy.

Depends on where you live. Refusing to use a cellphone would force you to become a homeless scavenger in "smart cities"