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Anonymous 09-01-24 11:35:03 No.22972[Reply]

restrictions for thee but not for me

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Anonymous 10-01-24 11:42:51 No.22978

>>22977
true leftists are only in favor of copyleft and public domain

Anonymous 10-01-24 21:53:20 No.22979

>>22977
class struggle.
copyright for proles/artisans=good
copyright for capitalists=bad
to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished

Anonymous 11-01-24 07:52:16 No.22980

>>22977
the hbomberguy video probably

Anonymous 11-01-24 07:55:07 No.22981

>>22977
I'm pro-OpenAI-getting-fucked.

Anonymous 11-01-24 08:14:54 No.22982

>>22979
>copyright for proles/artisans=good
1. Artisans are capitalists.
2. Proletarians cannot own private intellectual property. If they do, then they become bourgeoisie.
>to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished
The proletariat's ultimate goal is to abolish private property, ie., capital.

you wouldn't download a train Anonymous 08-01-24 17:24:21 No.22968[Reply]

capitalist innovation: DRM in trains!!

Anonymous 08-01-24 18:12:21 No.22969

>>22968
Didn't the company responsible for this deny all wrongdoing? Lol

Anonymous 08-01-24 19:59:22 No.22970

>>22969
They claim so in the video.

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Anonymous 22-11-23 18:20:05 No.22477[Reply]

> Copy Link Without Site Tracking
Firefoxchads just can't stop winning!

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Anonymous 22-12-23 15:13:58 No.22875

>>22869
Isn't Google one of their biggest funders? Lmao. Those fat checks for Mozilla's CEO don't pay themselves.

Anonymous 22-12-23 15:37:58 No.22879

>>22875
Google's slave labour.

Anonymous 22-12-23 19:54:13 No.22880

>>22873
It isn't
You can block with uBlock Origin or the built-in tracking protection feature
Too much FUD

Anonymous 22-12-23 20:23:29 No.22883

>>22879
*labor

Anonymous 01-01-24 19:22:59 No.22952

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Anonymous 15-01-23 18:55:51 No.18181[Reply]

Why are proprietary software allowed to use Github to distribute their malware?

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Anonymous 27-12-23 22:55:56 No.22915

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Github is a fucking joke
https://github.com/daeuniverse/dae/issues/368#issuecomment-1859984256

Anonymous 27-12-23 23:21:20 No.22917

>>22916
Goose game is cool though

Anonymous 27-12-23 23:22:44 No.22919

>>22917
Ok, I take it back.

Anonymous 27-12-23 23:24:02 No.22920

>>22915
this sounds like a kinky dom thing

Anonymous 28-12-23 07:03:18 No.22921

>>22915
>please drink verification soylent to continue

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Anonymous 25-11-23 04:48:50 No.22542[Reply]

Why is everything so big now? Even laptops and smartphones just keep getting bigger.

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Anonymous 21-12-23 17:18:12 No.22841

>>22548
>>22549
Apples users don't tell on yourself challenge (impossile)

>>22561
This. You should be able to hold the phone in one hand and reach any part of the screen with the thumb of that hand. And not just a general average consumer hand, but also smaller adult hands within like 2 standard deviations.

Anonymous 21-12-23 19:40:23 No.22845

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>>22841
I'm not an apple user, I genuinely want a phone with ports and other amenities that devices used to have and that's why I posted that image.

Anonymous 21-12-23 19:41:05 No.22846

Laptops have GPUs and shit now, they're becoming more portable (in the RIP to your back way) workstations than actual computers to put on your lap

Anonymous 21-12-23 19:44:24 No.22848

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>>22845
I was talking about the people who created the image to own the apple critics.

Anonymous 21-12-23 22:08:19 No.22851

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>>22848
Ah okay, my appologies.

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Sandboxing WINE Anonymous 25-11-23 23:06:31 No.22565[Reply]

Is adding the wine binary to a user with no internet access enough to securely use Windows programs under Linux? It seems using the

winetricks sandbox

command also removes all links to $HOME.
Is this enough if I want to not worry about running stuff under Wine or should I opt for sandboxing with Firejail, Flatpak+Flatseal, etc?

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Anonymous 27-11-23 15:54:01 No.22605

>>22597
>Flatpak would be really cool if it was a sandbox/permission system integrated into the system package manager.
And if Flatpak packages actually had good sandbox (some of them don't have any sandboxing at all). There is a site that has collected criticism on Flatpak; https://flatkill.org

Anonymous 28-11-23 09:32:22 No.22626

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>>22592
>>it wants to install its own separate Gnome
yeah, flatpaks are literally hell
just use this instead: https://github.com/Kron4ek/Conty
it's made by one of the mods on rutracker who packages a bunch of wine and native games for linux
it bundles EVERYTHING (wine, amd/nvidia drivers, steam, lutris, emulators, obs, legendary, etc) you need to play vidya gaems into a single appimage that requires no root access/install and need no extra dependencies
just create another user, download this appimage and run your games inside that environment

Anonymous 28-11-23 09:47:25 No.22627

>>22626 (me)
>single appimage
meant package since it's actually a shell script + squashfs inside a .sh file

Anonymous 29-11-23 02:05:27 No.22641

>>22626
Thanks, this looks very good. You can also run wine under a separate user with no privileges but this alternative also won't ruin my packages, it seems.

Anonymous 21-12-23 14:59:46 No.22822

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BARE METAL IS ANATHEMA, ANY BARE-METAL PROCESSES MUST BE EXECUTED ON SIGHT

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Anonymous 18-12-23 18:38:37 No.22773[Reply]

>middle-click link
>"javascript:;" tab gets opened
Fuck web design, holy shit.

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Anonymous 18-12-23 18:42:15 No.22776

>>22775
No. You can try middle-clicking the File/Embed/Oekaki links here.

Anonymous 18-12-23 20:00:53 No.22777

GNUlag all webshits

Anonymous 21-12-23 04:30:46 No.22811

>>22774
it absolutely is. did you know most javascript software out there is impossible to compile completely from source?
https://dustycloud.org/blog/javascript-packaging-dystopia/

Anonymous 21-12-23 12:52:54 No.22815

>>22773
>not blocking JavaScript
You're insane.

Anonymous 21-12-23 12:55:58 No.22816

>>22773
>middle-click link
>nothing opens
>have to left-click link and then middle-click back to keep the previous page open

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Anonymous 03-12-23 05:57:24 No.22681[Reply]

< 2011: DARPA announced that the team "All Your Shreds Are Belong to U.S." won DARPA's Shredder Challenge and $50k. The team used computer-vision algorithms to suggest fragment pairings to human assemblers for verification, piecing together documents shredded into over 10k pieces.

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Anonymous 03-12-23 13:25:04 No.22688

>>22686
They don't usually have adversaries that are desperate enough to put them together. You always have to consider the threat model they are working with.

Anonymous 03-12-23 19:58:59 No.22692

>>22681
ok but this doesn't eliminate the problem of having to exhume a bunch of wet shit-covered shreds from a landfill before reassembling them.

Anonymous 03-12-23 21:26:13 No.22693

>>22683
Shred and then burn.
Or shred and then compost.

The latter is probably the best method, but it requires paper that isn't chemically treated in a way that would prevent it.

Anonymous 03-12-23 21:51:51 No.22694

>>22693
shred, burn and then snort the ashes

Anonymous 07-12-23 06:26:12 No.22744

should be used for archeology. will probably be used for spying on political dissidents

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Anonymous 28-11-23 05:55:37 No.22608[Reply]

>(partly) proprietary, buggy, auto updates out the ass and is absolutely garbage
>still the best download manager available in 2023
using DDL is hell, we will colonize mars before we get a decent alternative to jdownloader

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Anonymous 28-11-23 12:27:01 No.22638

>>22631
Wouldn't know, I don't use UEFI and never will.
>>22632
>I'm too lazy to make backups
rsync and cron.

Anonymous 29-11-23 08:57:04 No.22644

>>22622
>LFS
>armchair
I suppose one needs something to do with all that free time

Anonymous 30-11-23 06:12:12 No.22664

>>22608
>proprietary
>best download manager
Oxymoron.

Anonymous 01-12-23 16:03:48 No.22672

>>22638
>rsync and cron
Different Anon, that's how I do it and I'm not nearly as (delightfully) geeky as the other posters. Rsync is so fucking well written too, hot damn.

Anonymous 07-12-23 01:44:37 No.22743

yeah well downloading from mediafire or, god fucking forbid, mega has become a very niche use case now. if anything each day we're further away from an alternative.

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DevOps Anonymous 05-12-23 02:51:26 No.22707[Reply]

If you thought managing several layers of complexity was a pain enough, we added even more layers of complexity just so we can deploy infrastructure in a few commands.

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Anonymous 05-12-23 15:02:57 No.22722

>>22716
Yeah I wish I got paid more instead of having the company funds go to fucking Amazon or Google.

Anonymous 05-12-23 15:19:22 No.22723

>>22716
I used to work for Microsoft. The servers had to run in some fucking obscure cobbled together cluster protocol, maintained by a myriad of undocumented scripts, software and platforms, running some godforsaken windows NT to run C# .NET servers.

Count your blessing lol. AWS, ec2/ecr, docker, terraform are a breeze in comparison.

Anonymous 06-12-23 07:10:55 No.22730

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>>22707
*mogs all your cloud-native bullshit*

Anonymous 06-12-23 07:19:20 No.22731

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>>22707
"I can break the cycle of abstraction and encapsulation with one final act of abstraction. It's never worked before, but it's going to work this time."

Anonymous 06-12-23 07:51:47 No.22732

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>>22730

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