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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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>>28624
Punished Lunduke

A man denied his s c o o p s

>>28122
He said openBSD

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Having a normal one

>>31338
he looks like the meme lol

ultra-rare informative lunduke



 

Feel free to discuss any consumer electronic products you use.
Picture two are my Chi-Fi: Tin-HIFI T2.
They're mostly neutral with some deviation in the highs.
Much less bass heavy than most Chi-Fi judging from the graphs.

Picture one is my phone, an ironic branding for a midrange device.
Am hoping to install Lineage 21+ after an unlock token arrives.
Interesting apps are as follows:

- NewPipe (youtube alternative)
- personalDNSfilter (global adblock)
- KurobaEx-Beta (leftypol client)
- Obsidian (note taking software)
- OsmAnd (google maps alternative)
- Messanger (RCS is a monopoly)
- Aurora Store (bad play replacement)
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just inherited a pixel 7a and installed Graphene. gonna slowly migrate from my current phone (Xiaomi poco)

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- OnePlus 6T I got as a birthday present
- AAA battery powered Bluetooth Walkers headphones. They're too muffling (meant for gun ranges) but they sound good.

- DNSNet
- Kaomoji+ (app for kaomoji.ru)
- KDE Connect
- Markor
- Neko Atsume 2
- Simple Soroban
- RPG Simple Dice PLUS
- Simple Text Editor
- Tarot!
- Thumb-Key
- VLC

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>>32039 (me)
In fact this thread has convinced me I'm not interested enough in Brown Dust II to use the storage it takes up for it.

>>32039
I'm sorry for facepalming at your post

>>29518
Can't you get the revanced version of youtube music or do you want something different



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The people's microcontroller. Dev boards can go for pretty cheap, especially on AliExpress.
https://idf.espressif.com/
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/rust/book/preface.html
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/arduino-esp32/en/latest/getting_started.html (Arduino IDE package info, probably better for beginners)
https://www.instructables.com/search/?q=esp32&projects=featured

I've been thinking of creating wagging cat ears with a couple of servo motors
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Should I buy this as a beginner comrade? In my country it costs 2 dollars.

>>32024
Wait, it's that cheap? Might get one of these

>>32025
Its a clone mind you

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>>32024
Not an ESP32 controlled board, but if you want you can get that instead
>>32025
Check out AliExpress, search "ESP32" (or "Arduino" or something like that)

>>31858
>a textbook on electronic theory. It's long, but written for beginners
You need the basics to really get the value from that reference manual. Try the Floyd series (circuits, electronics, digital, analog) which skips the calculus physics stuff that non-engineers can ignore at first



 

i didnt know flock's falcon cameras literally zoomed into you and into your phone automatically, that's so fucking insane.

body was too short or empty body was too short or empty shawty body was too hot or something

This is borderline and possibly actual creepshot territory.

>>31992
>This is borderline and possibly actual creepshot territory.
The only thing that will turn public opinion against mass surveillance is using it to creep on women. Gooners rise up for the good of society.

cyber gangstalking (real)



 

Thread for questions that don't deserve their own thread.
I wanna buy some headphones to go outside i don't want to spend more than 100€ on them. I want them to be mostly durable and secondly to have good sound quality, also i don't want to look like a jackass while wearing them, any suggestions?
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>>31648
cute mouse

Is there some site with a bunch of html/css templates? No JS included.

Bonus points for simple, 90s-2000s looks. I don't want to use a generator but i don't want to start from scratch because it has been too long

So I'm still very happy with my t430 except for a major annoying thing which is the noise. I want to get a laptop with good gnu/linux support that's fairly quiet.

I was thinking about getting a refurbished x1 carbon, but i don't really know if that's a good idea, maybe I'm ready to pay a bit more for a decent machine but preferably cheap.

So should be quiet + good linux support + more powerfully then the t430.

>>31799
https://csszengarden.com/pages/alldesigns/ would be the obligatory reference.

Ok I'm finally going to have to learn how to torrent

I want to be able to use Adobe Premiere without having to pay the absurd price for it. Anons, help pls.



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How do I start enjoying programming again? I used to love to do that shit before I actually started working as one.
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>>32037
I used to be into that but I refuse to touch Windows now so there's less opportunities.

>>32027
Logistics is a lot more than amazon packages t. worked in bulk

>How do I start enjoying programming again?
There are so interesting things to write and deploy outside your working hours.
Just separate your working and hobby domains in your head.

Pick up a language you do not use in work.

>>32066
What are some of those interesting things?



 

I created a sort of but not really 4chan type imageboard site.

Took me a while to make it, currently 0 users lol.

Check it out and maybe give me some feedback!

>Web3
>Crypto
>Gig work
Probably about 5 years late tbh

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>beige screen if JS is disabled

>>32042
needs more ai
make it agentic



 

I didn't want to post this in /tech/ instead of /leftypol/ because I feel like it will languish in obscurity here, but I found this guy interesting because he's clearly petty bourgeois, and has that kind of "middle class" 1st world outlook, but his language and thinking are approaching Marxism at certain points, and he even uses terms like 'means of production'. Nevertheless I think he vastly overstates the impact AI is going to have. I just found this video very interesting in terms of its perspective. It might be a really fascinating time capsule in 20 years.



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I’ve royally fucked up lefty tech comrades, i accidentally spilled water over the keyboard of my old macbook… and it powered off almost instantly.

Dried it off, unplugged it and it’s now sitting upside down next to a dehumidifier… is there any chance it’ll survive?

If not, can you guys recommend me and good laptops i could get second hand? (I need one for uni). Ideally one that can run some variation of linux (no clue how linux works but i don’t want to use windows and can’t afford another macbook)
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>>32002
Amerikkkans installing reverse osmosis filters, centrifugals and distillation plants so they can drink tap
water (that turns the freaking frogs gay)

IT JUST TURNED BACK ON!!!!

It’s a little slow though…

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Any advice on dealing with this? Don’t want to spend too much on repairs

>>32012
Battery is clearly charging, idk why it says that

Gonna unplug it anyway and leave it for a while

>>32012
Ah that means the battery is probs what got wet then. I'd say just keep it plugged in.



 

What do you think about it? On its face it seems like a straightforward improvement over C/C++ and a good way to modernize development in their typical niches.
On the other hand there is this really weird cultish behavior around it that just makes me feel suspicious. "Let's rewrite everything in Rust", forcing it into existing software without a clear use case other than just "it's better", overstating the language's capabilities and robustness, very much a kind of "toxic positivity" around it as in the whole Linux Kernel shitshow earlier this year, and the fact that it's being pushed by corpos and the US government. It all feels very weird.
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>>31974
>Massive dependency chains (hello supply chain attacks)
>Painful and unergonomic C-ABI interop
these two don't compute. if you want c interop then you are most probably trying to link against system libraries, which implies an unknowable dependency tree. so you don't actually care about supply chain attacks

>>31995
System libraries have far more eyes on them than random crates, and are more difficult to compromise because the packages go through review on any sane distro. Downloading and linking a random C library exposes you to a single point of failure that is somewhat mitigated by using a tagged older release. A real world supply chain attack on a NPM/cargo style package manager can propagate itself automatically by stealing dev's credentials looking to infect the most widely deployed packages it can. When every little thing pulls in the latest releases of a dozen convenience libraries the risks and frustrations start to add up.

>>31993
tl;dr I trust system package maintainers more than random crate authors and you can't think for yourself trying to own me with linkspam written by evangelists less retarded than yourself

>>31976
Also forgot
>No standard
>One reference implementation

>>31993
I compiled typst and it pulled ~800 (!) dependencies, and they have implemented a lot of things from scratch
800 dep cli program vs 200 dep GUI program
I don't think it is comparable



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