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 No.1807[Reply]

This thread is to discuss anprim, ecofash, any ecological or primitive ideology.

I think, generally, primitivist ideologies are healthy for both people and nature. I worried though about primitivist ideologies making the culture which take them up defenseless in any form of foreign conflict. as a result a highly suicidal choice for a society to take.

Got any points about it, put them here. If you think that any one of these ideologies are good or bad talk about it. Any philosophy about it put it here.
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 No.1811

>>1807
I guess primitivist views, especially if we just talk about just a little views (not like in completely being a retarded apple consumer) are very good for the individual. If that would be the case, the capitalist system, wouldn't just greenwash everything, but maybe actually destroying less nature. Maybe even look for ways to reduce plastic instead of just LARPing plastic as ecofriendly paper. But a full primitivist ideology sounds really retarded to me and reminds me of (where was it? maybe) kambodia, where that primitivist ruler killed all scholars and stuff like that.

 No.1812

>>1809

That already exist, they are called the Amish.

 No.1813

>>1811

It isn't good for keeping the achievements of a culture, now does it. That is a major complaint of it. The first man to discover the boom stick will rule over man. A story extremely foolish follow through it. Maybe a similar principle could be used to make a better ideology that isn't completely doomed from the start.

 No.1814

>>1810
Of course not. Wanting the good includes wanting it even if you never see it benefit you personally.
>>1812
Amish are inbred and regressive. They don't want their children reading the Bible too closely…
>>1813
Except the Chinese invented gunpowder but didn't do anything with it.

 No.1815

I own tedk.net. Intent is for it to be a very simple website that grants access to all of Kaczynski's works (including ones regarding mathematics) but so far it only has the manifesto. Tried e-mailing lawyers, got nothing, got bored, gave up for now. Someday…



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 No.1091[Reply]

Ha you thought we were going to be controlled by machines and AI but we are actually controlled and have been always controlled by- /It been too long since system has been manually updated/ /The amount of system updates not yet installed have reach their maximum/ /System will now update automatically to run properly/ /please do not turn off machine/ /turning of the machine while updating could cause date corruption/


….


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 No.1093

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>>1091
*bEeb bob*
>system successfully updated
>continuing message
…LAIN the true god of the worlds.
The fake god "Eiri" died by himself because the true god appeared. We shall praise her as often as possible.
"Let's all love Lain"

 No.1094

>>1093


There is a parasite in the system through that have been controlling a lot of the activity though and are called /system error/ /Please restart system and try again/ /Please check if date is corrupted/ /Check if illegal activity happened on your devise/ /check if system been in contact with any devise or network of unknown origin to affiliation/ /Running trouble shoot/



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 No.1768[Reply]

 No.1769

What is this, Wikipedia without the Javascript?

 No.1770

>>1769
Yes.
>No bloat
>Easily self-hostable

 No.1771

nice

 No.1772

>>1768
schway, thanks anon~



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 No.1773[Reply]

Browser Requests:
d2nxq2uap88usk.cloudfront.net
firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com
ec2-52-35-220-92.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com
ec2-34-242-33-12.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com
server-13-33-240-52.hel50.r.cloudfront.net
Links (Ironically Cuсkflared)
https://archive.fo/zrNov
https://archive.fo/II2BU
https://archive.fo/T9m3m
https://archive.fo/x6XnQ
https://archive.is/OCJEx
https://www.ieee-security.org/TC/SP2013/papers/4977a080.pdf
https://anonfiles.com/h4EdLdw5u6/4977a080_pdf
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 No.1779

>>1778
Yes and the network you are connecting to is compromised.

 No.1780

>>1779
Yeah b..but what's the alternative? It's not like it's completely open to everyone. Isn't it one of those "hypothetically speaking, there's a loophole, but the effort to use it is so damn high, they wouldn't use it for someone who's just lurking around"-kinda thing?
That obviously does not make it better in any way, but what else are we going to do? You see, the wired is ded as a ded cat. We know it, everywhere we go, we meet people that know it. But what are we going to do about it? I'm a noob, I unironically can't come up with something as of now, ask me in 3 years again, maybe I'll come up with an alternative concept, but are there already any?

 No.1781

>>1780
>Isn't it one of those "hypothetically speaking, there's a loophole, but the effort to use it is so damn high, they wouldn't use it for someone who's just lurking around"-kinda thing?
NSA and other Five eyes agencies would like to say otherwise.
There are multiple alternative networks.
Go use it.

 No.1782

>>1781
>multiple alternative networks
Tell me more frend…

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 No.1816[Reply]

Hello /g/, let's share some neat terminal/tui programs shall we?
I'll go first and recommend you try out duf which just shows you a quick overview of disks and their usage. Here is its github: https://github.com/muesli/duf
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 No.1821

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NetHogs is a small ncurses network monitoring tool. It will list connection speed or amount of data sent/recieved by process. It's not without it's quirks, but it's a handy tool.
>github
https://github.com/raboof/nethogs

 No.1822

>>1817
>>1818
>>1821
I have htop, nethogs and sensors running constantly. Very handy resources. Also, Id like to recommend gallery-dl and image-scraper. Very useful for archiving images. gallery-dl has a set number of websites it works on but offers more features like login capability and json scraping info whereas image-scraper is more of a multipurpose tool which can dl from anywhere but has less features.

 No.1823

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Not sure how really usable is this, but it'd look pretty neato on the right stuff.

https://github.com/GitSquared/edex-ui

 No.1824

>>1823
Fun if you wanna look like a haxor but not super functional.

 No.1825

>>1823
Looks neat, but it's quite LARP and fucking electron based



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 No.942[Reply]

I thought /cy/ would appreciate the aesthetic of these photos from Dhaka, in Bangladesh.

>Wire Formation: eerie images of Dhaka's appetite for electricity - in pictures

>Photographer Sounak Das walks the city’s streets at night, which are devoid of the people whose demands for electricity create tangled, sculptural structures
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2019/sep/05/wire-formation-eerie-images-of-dhakas-appetite-for-electricity-in-pictures
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 No.958

>>957
*cuts the Gordian knot*

 No.1061

They look like something out of eraserhead

 No.1074

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everyone is connected

 No.1077

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>>1061
or tetsuo the iron man

 No.1089

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Did this little pic at my local train station. I guess the cities are also connected.



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 No.1010[Reply]

What do you see as the quintessential cyberpunk film?
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 No.1081

Max Headroom 20 minutes into the future

 No.1082

Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future

 No.1083

>>1079
>>1078
I think Cronenberg's genre confusion is over the fact he does biopunk. Biopunk, and in turn Cronen, have the same themes as cyberpunk, but instead of focusing on cyber parts they explore DNA modification and biology.

 No.1085

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upgrade (2018), i know that it sound weird because is pretty new but just watch it, ok?

 No.1088

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i think that 964 pinocchio is one of the quintessential japanese cyberpunk movies



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 No.1961[Reply]

any ya'll know an image search tool that isn't spyware?
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 No.1968

>>1963
Did this shut down? I can't access it anymore.

 No.1969

>>1968
idk… last time i used it was a couple weeks ago iirc and all was well. hope that it's just a temporary interruption. it was a good site.

 No.1970

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>>1961
Everything its spyware.

Turn it off…

 No.1971

>no ImgOps
Get the bookmarklet. Pimeyes is a little known one.
>>1968
>>1969
It was down but is now back.

 No.1972

>>1964 I was looking for something like the the third one, thank you



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 No.1889[Reply]

I miss him :(
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 No.1900

>>1895
>i got kicked out of the project for being a tranny

good

 No.1901

>>1892
blessed

 No.1902

>>1900
He should just go work on one of the other forks.

 No.1903

>>1895
Amen.

 No.1904

>>1897
>Sad how he just ended up on the streets.
I thought he wanted to walk the earth, that he didn't just "end up" on the streets



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 No.1143[Reply]

Is there a guide which will teach you everything that Lain knows? I'm looking for a complete collection of resources on computing, things that Lain would likely know. I will start with some basics.
https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when
https://www.nand2tetris.org/course
I am looking for things like this but complete, assembled together in one huge, nonrepetitive volume.
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 No.1152

Bump

 No.1153

>>1151
it depends who's using it

 No.1154

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>>1149
>She also learns C in class
In SEL it feels like she shows up to school simply because it must be done for her to go on with her life. Her C lectures are going in one ear, and exiting the other. Bottomline: You don't need to know C for this goal of yours OP.

 No.1155

>>1150
Maybe I'm just biased but imo C is more like wooden pencil rather than typewriter. It's not as sleek as some rotring rapid pro but it is dependable and very performant if you're good with it. Sure it doesn't have many modern features and is deathly bad with memory but that's just because of how close it runs to hardware ig.

You can get a lot done just running python or javascript or maybe Go or rust or whatever but if you really want to get serious, you definitely want to know how code interacts with the lower layers of abstraction like microarchitecture to even the analog level (perhaps to understand some of the flaws of higher abstractions)

 No.1156

>>1143
bumpan



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